changelog
What changed, and when
Every entry below comes from the version history of this site. That includes the corrections, because a claim that was wrong for a month is as much a change as a new page is.
30 August 2026
Comparisons with sourced prices
New pages comparing poker apps, training sites, trackers and solvers, in both languages. Every competitor price carries the vendor page it came from and the date it was read. A five year cost table was deleted rather than recalculated, because it rested on an amount the vendor does not charge, and each page now names the players who are better served by the other product.
One source for our own amounts
The machine readable block on a pricing page still carried an older annual amount after the visible page had been corrected. Pages now read the amounts from a single file instead of repeating them, and the check that compares them was extended to read structured data, where the currency sits behind the number and no human notices.
The learning pages in English
The English learning path now runs from the first hand to the river, with the same recalculated figures as the Dutch version rather than a loose translation of them.
Home game, money and integrity
Pages on running a home game, on tax and rakeback, and on what poker rooms permit. Where the answer depends on your situation, the page says so instead of giving you one that sounds decisive.
The site links to itself properly
A new check measured how many pages could be reached from the homepage through the content, ignoring the navigation and the footer on purpose. It found 292 that could not. Both homepages were rebuilt as a map of the free side of the site, five hubs were given links to their own children, and eighteen translation pairs that existed on both sides but were never registered are now linked.
29 August 2026
The site moved to pokiq.com
English at the root, Dutch under a language path, and every old address permanently redirected so no link or search result was lost. Schema data that still named the old domain was corrected in the same pass, because a site announcing itself under two names is one search engines have to guess about.
The analytics script stopped loading
Every page loaded a measurement script for an account that did not exist, which sent a request to a third party on every page view and measured nothing. It now loads only when the account is configured.
The build guards the house rules
Dashes in visible text, a second main landmark, a missing title or description, and a language attribute that disagrees with the path now block a deploy instead of surviving on the site. The first run found five existing pages with two main landmarks.
The hand ranking page measures its own order
The ten example hands were typed by hand and believed. Now each one is re-evaluated, each has to genuinely beat the hand below it, and the royal flush has to end on the ace. If any of that fails, the page is not published.
Claims the data did not support were removed
An article described the score on a scale that had been corrected months earlier and cited a beta cohort that never existed. Another cited an analysis of hands at a stake where none had been played. Both were rewritten around figures traceable to the code, and 52 of 58 posts turned out to need no change because they are about strategy rather than about us.
28 August 2026
Three promises taken down
A coaching feature was described as unlimited while a fixed limit is written into it. Priority support was promised on a page while nobody had committed to a rota, and it is a promise about behaviour rather than about code. A tool was credited with comparing similar spots, which happens elsewhere in the app and not in that tool.
The annual plan changed price
The annual amount was adjusted and eight outdated mentions elsewhere on the site were brought in line the same day. Current amounts always live on the pricing page rather than in an entry like this one, which nobody updates.
27 August 2026
More calculators, and one arithmetic error fixed
A push or fold chart, a deal calculator, a range visualiser and an equity trainer were added, and a mistake in the tournament equity calculation was corrected. All of them run in your browser and none of them need an account.
Prices got a single canonical source
Amounts had been repeated across eight pages and had already drifted apart from the app once. They now come from one file, and a check that fails the build compares every page against it.
Eighty nine daily hands published
The archive of the daily hand became public, one page per day, each with the reasoning rather than only the answer.
28 July 2026
Export guides for GGPoker
Instructions for getting your own hand history out of the client, checked against the client itself on that date, plus an explanation of what the built in display does and does not show.
Responsible play
A page on limits and self exclusion, and an age rule in the footer of every page.
25 July 2026
Terms, privacy and a real contact address
The legal pages went live together with the about page they refer to, with a working contact address rather than a placeholder.
Two offers removed
A founders offer and a fourteen day trial were still advertised after they had stopped existing. Both were taken off the site rather than quietly reworded.
How to read this list
Roughly half of these entries are things that were wrong and got fixed. That ratio is not an accident of a bad month: it is what happens when the checks described on the method page start running against pages that were written before them. Several of those checks exist precisely because of an entry above.
Amounts are deliberately absent here. A changelog is the one page nobody revisits, which makes it the ideal hiding place for a figure that has since changed, so any amount you need should be read off the page that lists the plans and never off this one. The same reasoning applies to what a feature does: the leak finder and the score are described on their own pages, with their current limits, rather than in the sentence that announced them.
There is no roadmap here and there will not be one. What is planned is not a change, and this site has already removed enough promises about work nobody had done yet. If something below is unclear or looks wrong, the help page points at the address to say so.
questions
Fair questions.
What exactly does this list cover? +
Changes to this website, taken from its version history. Work inside the app appears here only where it changed something you can see on these pages, such as a price, a limit or a claim that turned out to be wrong.
Why are corrections listed alongside new features? +
Because a page that was wrong for a month is a change to the product as much as a new calculator is. Leaving corrections out would make the list flattering and useless.
How often is this updated? +
When something changes that is worth telling you about. There is no release schedule, and inventing one would put a date on this page that nothing behind it can keep.
Are the amounts from older entries still current? +
Do not assume so. Entries above deliberately describe what changed without repeating amounts, because a historical list is exactly the place where an old figure survives. The pricing page is the only place that carries current amounts.
Where can I see what is planned next? +
Nowhere on this site, on purpose. A roadmap is a list of promises about work that has not been done, and this site has removed enough of those already.
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