Switching trackers

Switch from RunGood to Poker Analytics

Thank you so much for considering switching to Poker Analytics! We're super happy to have you consider our app. RunGood is no longer available on the App Store. If you kept years of sessions in it, that history does not have to disappear with the app — Poker Analytics reads RunGood's export directly, cash games and tournaments alike.

If RunGood still opens on your device, export now. An app you can no longer reinstall is one lost phone away from taking your records with it.

Get your data out of RunGood

RunGood's export lives in the app's own settings: look for the export or share option, choose CSV, then send the file to yourself by email or save it to Files.

Because the app is no longer distributed, we cannot check that wording against a fresh install. If you cannot find the option, or RunGood will not open at all, skip to the section below — that case is exactly what our support is for.

Open it in Poker Analytics

  1. Open the email on your iPhone or iPad and tap the attachment.
  2. Tap the share button at the bottom right, then choose Poker Analytics.
  3. Review what comes up, and save.

You never have to tell Poker Analytics which app the file came from. It recognises a RunGood export on sight and sets the import up for you.

If you can no longer export

Losing an app you trusted with your records is worse than losing a tracker you disliked, and it is the situation we get asked about most. Send us whatever you still have — an old export sitting in your email, a backup, a spreadsheet you kept alongside it — at support@pokeranalytics.net, and we will tell you what we can do with it. We have rebuilt histories from stranger starting points.

Poker Analytics has been tracking sessions for serious players since 2012, and exports your own data to CSV and XML whenever you ask for it. See the full list of features, or the FAQ for the rest of the import questions.

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Bring your history with you.

Download Poker Analytics, import your RunGood export, and pick up where you left off.