Can Flowker import my old GGPoker or CoinPoker history?

No. On GGPoker, CoinPoker, WPN, and WPT Global, operator terms of service do not allow syncing pre-existing tournament history into third-party tools. Flowker tracks new results from the moment you set up Live Play — see Setup poker sites for each room.

Should I use Flow or Classic?

Flow System is the full session workspace — tiling, notes, borders, and Quick Post in one window. Classic System is the minimalist path if you only want fast grid tiling and nothing else on screen.

When does my session summary appear?

After you run Start Session and finish your grind, Flowker records duration, hourly rate, and rolls tournaments into a session recap on your account.

Flowker Journey

From tournament results and session setup to community, leaderboards, buy-in covers, and the roadmap — how Flowker fits an MTT grind end to end.

Getting started

Flowker is built by players, for poker players. This page walks through the journey inside the app — from locating your tournament results to sharing the grind with the community.

1. Locate and aggregate tournament results

Flowker pulls tournament results in two ways:

Tournament Summaries — folder paths where your client exports summary files (Log Scanner).
Live Play — real-time sync on Flowker Desktop with your username (GGPoker, CoinPoker, WPN, WPT Global, and more).

Earnings

+$4,230.5

ROI

+12.4%

Avg Buy-in

$44

Tournaments

184

Total Hours

142h

ITM Rate

18.2%

Biggest Win

$1,200

Avg Position

#42

Pre-existing history on Live Play rooms

On GGPoker, CoinPoker, WPN, and WPT Global, pre-existing results cannot be synced inside Flowker — their terms of service do not allow importing past tournament history into third-party tools. Only new tournaments played after setup are tracked on your account.

Room-by-room setup (Summaries vs Live Play, verification steps, supported brands) lives in Setup poker sites.

2. Manage your entire session

Before the first hand, choose how you want tables on screen:

Flow System — one workspace: tiling, session notes, table borders, RNG, and Quick Post in a single window.
Classic System — the minimalist path. Fastest free grid tiling on the market if you want to play as simply as possible — widget + presets, no extra chrome.

Flow Settings

Use features while you play.

Layout & overlays

GG / Coin min 560×415

Border colors on all tables

Flow

3/4

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Classic is intentionally stripped back. If that matches you, open Layout → Classic and pick automatic grids or customize slots directly on the preview (see the Classic System doc).

3. Run Start Session

Hit Start Session in the sidebar when you sit down. Flowker tracks session length, blends hourly rate with your live results, and builds session summaries when you stop — duration, tournaments, ITM, and net in one recap card.

Flowker

Full detail: Session Summaries and Tournament Results.

Use Feed to post hands, session graphs, and tournament scores — publicly or with friends you follow inside Flowker.

Flowker community feed card showing session posts and tournament shares — Share hands, session graphs, and tournament results with the community or your friends.

5. Compete on leaderboards

Leaderboards rank grinders within the same ABI band so you benchmark against players at your stake — not mixed-field noise.

Flowker leaderboard card ranked by average buy-in — Compete on ABI-filtered leaderboards with other MTT grinders.

Cherry on top 🍒

While you play, Flowker may cover part or all of a buy-in on eligible logged tournaments — including 100% on supported rooms. It is discretionary, random by tier, and only applies when results are synced to your account.

Four Flowker cover tier cards from 10% to 100% buy-in coverage

Read the full rules: Get covered, maybe.

Vote on what ships next

Open Roadmap from the sidebar to upvote Ideas and Planned cards — your votes steer what the team builds next.

Flowker product roadmap with Ideas, Planned, In Progress, and Done columns — Vote on what ships next — Ideas and Planned columns stay open for your input.

At the end of the day, Flowker exists so tournament players can see their results, run a cleaner session, compete with peers, and shape the product — built by players, for poker players.