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Best Travis Poker Timer alternatives

Travis Poker Timer is a browser-based tournament clock that its homepage says works on Windows, Mac, iPad and Android; its paid subscriptions unlock Travis Poker Director, which keeps results in a public league table. Its marketing pages do not publish seating, table balancing, dealer devices or player registration (its invite system is an RSVP). People look for an alternative when they need more of the night than the clock.

Top alternatives

  1. 1.PokerOps

    Our pick

    A browser-based platform that runs more than the clock: seating and balancing, payouts, barcode check-in, a dealer tablet and the clock on room screens, with seasonal leagues on the paid plans.

    Best for — Clubs that outgrow a timer and want the whole night in one system.

    Free tier — 100 players · 1 venue, 3 tables · 1 live tournament at a time · 4 paired devices · 1 team member · Club terms of service

  2. 2.Blind Valet

    A browser-based tournament tool that lists 47 languages, with seating and table balancing, leagues, and blind and payout calculators. Its privacy page says the free plan shows ads.

    Best for — Home and club tournaments run from a browser.

  3. 3.ChipChallenger

    A free browser-based manager (a PWA that works offline) with a drag-and-drop display editor. The free tier is one table of up to 9 players with no signup; Pro adds multi-table, cloud sync and leagues.

    Best for — A single host who wants a free browser timer with a custom display.

  4. 4.HPTM

    A free, ad-free standalone app for Windows and Android with automatic table rebalancing; iOS and Mac versions are paid.

    Best for — Home tournaments that need a free local manager.

Comparison based on publicly available information as of 2026-10-02. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Why look for a Travis Poker Timer alternative?

Travis Poker Timer is a browser clock. Its paid subscriptions (from $15 a year) unlock Travis Poker Director, which keeps results in a public league table with an overall leader board, within published limits on uploads per week and players per game.

What its marketing pages do not publish is the rest of the floor: seating, table balancing, dealer devices or player registration. We could only read the marketing pages, not the timer app itself, so check the app before you rule anything out. The alternatives above range from free browser tools to a platform that runs the whole night.

Questions

What is the best alternative to Travis Poker Timer?

For a platform that also runs seating, payouts and a dealer tablet, PokerOps. For a browser tool with seating and leagues, Blind Valet. For a free browser timer with a display editor, ChipChallenger. For a free local app, HPTM.

Is there a free alternative to Travis Poker Timer?

Blind Valet, ChipChallenger and PokerOps each have a free plan or tier, and HPTM is free on Windows and Android.

Run your next tournament on PokerOps

Seating, the clock, payouts and your whole room on every screen.

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