Not a solver. A coach.
Solvers are useful. They're also sterile little math caves. Sharp is built for the way live players actually ask questions: incomplete notes, remembered stack sizes, opponent reads, and pressure.
Street-by-street hand review
Preflop through river, with the alternative lines and the reasoning behind each one.
Strategy Q&A
Ask about NLHE, PLO, tournaments, ICM, cash, or mixed games, including the spot that annoyed you the whole drive home.
Leak identification
Sharp remembers every hand you submit and starts surfacing the patterns across them. One punt is a story. Five similar punts is a leak.
Built for real poker language.
You don't need a clean hand-history export. Describe the hand the way you'd tell a friend at the table, and Sharp turns it into something reviewable.
Plain-English input
"2/5 NLHE, $900 effective, loose reg opens cutoff..." is enough to start.
Tournament context
Stack depth, bubble pressure, payout jumps, table image, and player type all factor into the read.
What to study next
The goal isn't one answer. It's knowing the next thing worth working on.
Every hand you review, saved and searchable.
Sharp runs in the web app, so the work doesn't vanish when you close the tab. Your hand log, your leak dashboard, and your study queue are one tap away on any phone or laptop.
Saved hand log
Every analyzed hand stays reviewable, with the original spot, structured action, board, villain reads, and Sharp's breakdown attached.
Leak dashboard
Filter recurring issues by category, spot, street, and position, so a pattern you can't feel becomes one you can see.
Pick up where you left off
Tap a saved hand, start study mode, and continue the follow-up right in the app with the full hand context already loaded.
Drop a hand. Get the breakdown.
Sharp doesn't trap you in a rigid form. Type the spot the way you remember it, messy is fine. Sharp rebuilds it into a clean history, asks about anything you left out, breaks it down, and saves it to your log.
1. Open Sharp in the app and drop a hand.
2. Sharp repairs missing details, confirms the spot, analyzes it, and saves it.
3. Come back any time to review the hand, its leak tags, and the study prompts.
Where Sharp fits in the operating system.
Table Scout prepares you before the session. Ledger measures what happened after. Sharp is where the decision gets sharpened, then stored, so the lesson doesn't vanish by the next orbit.
Sharp FAQ.
What is an AI poker coach?
An AI poker coach is software that helps you review hands, explain strategic concepts, identify leaks, and decide what to study next.
Is Sharp a GTO solver?
No. Sharp is a coach-style review tool. It can discuss theory, but it's built around practical hand review and player development, not solver outputs.
Can I use Sharp while playing?
Use it for review, prep, and study. Don't use real-time assistance where your venue or site prohibits it.
Do I need formatted hand histories?
No. Sharp is built for plain-English poker hands and follow-up questions. Describe the spot and it does the structuring.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Sharp runs in the web app at app.pokeragentai.com. Sign in with your email, no password, and add it to your home screen if you want the one-tap feel.
Where do my analyzed hands live?
In your Sharp hand log in the app. Every hand stays searchable with its leak tags and study prompts attached. Try it with 10 free Sharp analyses.
Keep building the edge.
These pages are wired together because the product is wired together: prepare, improve, measure.
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