Bring your history

Keep your history.
Change your logbook.

Bring your sessions into minclick. Choose your current logbook for the right export and import steps.

In Bink

Start from your profile.

Open Bink and go to your profile using the person icon in the bottom navigation. Tap the settings gear at the top right.

The blue arrow in each screenshot points to the control you need.

Bink profile with a blue arrow pointing to the settings gear at the top right
Profile → Settings View full size (opens a new tab)

In Bink

Open User settings.

Under Account, tap User. This is where Bink keeps its session export option.

Choose User, not Import Sessions. You are exporting your existing history first.

Bink Settings screen with a blue arrow pointing to User under Account
Settings → User View full size (opens a new tab)

In Bink

Export your sessions.

Tap Export Sessions. When the iOS share sheet opens, choose Save to Files and remember the folder.

Keep the original CSV file. Do not turn it into a screenshot, PDF, or Excel workbook.

Look for a file named BinkSessionsExport. Files may hide the .csv extension.

Bink User screen with a blue arrow pointing to Export Sessions
User → Export Sessions View full size (opens a new tab)

In minclick

Bring it into minclick.

In the current App Store release, open Insights and tap Import beside your all-time PnL.

In the next update, Import moves to Settings → Your Data → Import session CSV. The file selection and preview stay the same.

CSV import is free. You do not need an account or Pro subscription.

minclick Insights screen with a blue arrow pointing to Import beside the all-time PnL
Current release: Insights → Import View full size (opens a new tab)

In minclick

Choose the file. Check the preview.

Select your exported CSV in Files. If it is not in Recents, tap Browse and open the folder where you saved it.

minclick shows the new session count, hours, and PnL before adding anything. Review those totals, then confirm the import.

Already imported sessions are skipped when they match. Your existing minclick sessions stay in place.

iOS Files picker with a blue arrow pointing to the BinkSessionsExport file
Files → BinkSessionsExport View full size (opens a new tab)

What comes with you.

Your session history

Dates, playing hours, buy-ins, cash-outs, stakes, locations, game types, expenses, and notes when included in the Bink export.

What stays separate

Bink session CSVs do not include hand histories, photos, or videos. The CSV also does not supply exact start/end times or a currency label.

Your file is read on your device, not uploaded by the importer. Backup and sync follow the settings you separately enable.

Before you leave your old logbook.

Can I import from another app?

minclick currently recognizes the original Bink Sessions CSV and the complete minclick Sessions CSV. Other CSV layouts, Excel workbooks, and PDFs are not supported directly. Contact support about your app and export format before editing a file. Please do not send private session data unless requested.

Will importing replace my existing sessions?

No. Import adds new sessions and skips matching sessions already present. Re-importing an unchanged file is safe; editing a row can make it count as a new session. Use the preview to check before confirming.

What should I check after importing?

Compare your session count, total hours, and PnL with the original export. Check a few sessions, dates, notes, and your ledger currency in Settings. Bink PnL is cash-out minus buy-in; exported expenses are not deducted a second time. Keep your original export until you are satisfied.

Why can’t minclick read my file?

Use the original CSV export with its header row intact. Files must be no larger than 10 MB. If a file is greyed out in Files, check that it has a .csv extension and is downloaded from iCloud. For minclick CSVs, the exported currency must match your ledger currency.

Is a CSV export a complete backup?

No. A sessions CSV is for moving session records, not every piece of app data. In minclick, use Settings → Your Data → Backup & Sync → Back up for a JSON backup of your local logbook. Recording videos are managed separately.

Bink and Poker Analytics are separate apps and are not affiliated with minclick. Screens show the export flows captured for this guide; menus may vary by app version.