Custom development: your platform isn't on our list yet.

One question: do we run on your platform?

Our AI already runs on most of the major private-club applications. Custom development exists for the one case that the standard offering can't cover: you play on a platform — or a game variant — that we don't yet support.

It isn't a service we push. It comes up reactively, when a partner arrives with an app that isn't on our list. Each platform has its own client, its own protocol and its own quirks, so each one is built and tuned separately — there's no generic "any room" switch.

Often, you shouldn't pay for this.

The first thing we'll usually say is: don't commission a custom build yet. If there's a platform we already support that fits what you want to do, start there. It's faster, it's cheaper, and you can fund a custom build later out of the results.

A custom platform is worth it when you have a real reason to be on that specific app — an established club, a union, genuine connections on it. If you have those, the conversation changes: a custom build can grow into a longer-term partnership rather than a one-off job, which is the kind of work we actually prefer.

We port the AI to your platform.

The deliverable is our poker AI, adapted to run on your platform and its variant. In practice that means building the parts that are specific to that app:

• Reading the table. Teaching the AI to read the platform's interface — cards, stacks, actions, timing — reliably.
• Tuning the play. Adapting the decision-making to the rules and the typical player population of that platform's games.
• Account handling. Setting up and running accounts within the platform's environment the way the standard service does on supported apps.

The result is the same managed AI you'd get on a supported platform — just on one we built for specifically.

How long, and what it takes from you.

Timeline depends entirely on how far the platform is from something we already run on:

• Close to a platform we support — a few days of adaptation.
• An entirely new platform — up to about a month, since the interface and protocol have to be built from scratch and tested.

From your side we need access to the platform — at minimum a test or demo account so we can study its interface — an understanding of the variant's rules, and a little patience while it's built and tested. Connections to clubs on that platform aren't required, but they make the engagement far more interesting to us.

Where the lines are.

We run on most mainstream private-club apps — ClubGG, X-Poker, PPPoker, PokerBROS, PokerRRR2, KKPoker, CoinPoker, ACR and others — and build for new ones on request. A few hard limits:

• Windows and Android only. The software doesn't run on Apple devices (iOS or Mac).
• Not consumer cheat tools. We don't build software to be sold to individual players for use against regulated public rooms — different audience, different frame.

Questions we get first.