KingStrategy is an offline poker education and decision training app built around Weakness Analytics. Instead of presenting poker study as a loose collection of tips, the app organizes every practice decision into a local record, groups those records by skill, position, and street, and turns the weakest signals into a focused repair plan. The result is a calm, structured training loop for adult learners who want to review their decision process without creating an account, connecting to a backend service, or sending training history outside the device.
The app starts with a verified local content pack. Each decision includes tags, table position, street, a scenario prompt, multiple possible actions, the expected training action, an explanation, a content version, and a reference quality value. When a user records an answer, KingStrategy stores the attempt locally with the content version that was active at the time. This means older attempts remain understandable even when a new local content pack is imported later. Content packs are checked with a SHA-256 checksum before replacement, and a failed import is rejected without damaging existing progress.
Weakness Analytics is the core product experience. The dashboard does not claim exact solver frequencies, guaranteed winnings, professional certification, or real hand profit. Instead, it compares the quality of local practice attempts against the reference quality carried by the content pack. The projection service ranks potential weak points by quality gap and sample support, then labels the signal with a confidence band so small samples do not look more certain than they are. A larger gap from only a few answers is treated cautiously, while a repeated issue across more attempts receives stronger repair priority.
The repair plan converts the highest priority leak into a spaced practice sequence. A user can run a sprint, receive immediate feedback, move to the next decision, and return later with the current session restored. The plan includes same-day diagnosis, next-day repetition, a pressure pass, and a later review block. This makes the app useful for repeated study sessions rather than a single static quiz. Recent attempts also appear in the growth view so users can see whether their local quality trend is improving across sessions.
Trainer that finds weak spots and builds focused repair drills.