Getting StartedHow-to
Get to know Poker Hawk
A quick tour of the mobile app — bottom tabs, Hawk Academy, Settings, and the basics you’ll use every day.
Welcome — this short guide will walk you through the parts of Poker Hawk you’ll touch most often. Tap through the sections at your own pace; everything in this article lives somewhere in the app, so you can come back any time.
Navigating the app
Mobile uses a bottom tab bar that stays visible across every signed-in screen. The tabs are your main jumping-off points.
- •Home — your dashboard. Pinned items at the top, your customizable widgets below.
- •Tournaments — upcoming events, recent history, and tournament setup if you’re a host.
- •Profile — your identity, stats, badges, and the entry point to settings + Hawk Academy.
Long-press the widget area on your dashboard to enter edit mode. Drag widgets to reorder, tap × to remove, and tap + at the bottom to add new ones.
Accessing Hawk Academy
Hawk Academy is your in-app help and learning hub — articles, walk-throughs, and answers to common questions. You can reach it any time from your Profile.
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Open Profile
Tap the Profile tab in the bottom nav.
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Tap Hawk Academy
You’ll find it in the support / learning section of your profile screen.
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Browse or search
Use the search bar at the top, or pick a category to browse articles by topic.
Accessing Settings
Settings is where you control notifications, privacy, biometric unlock, theme, and account-level options.
1
Open Profile
Tap the Profile tab in the bottom nav.
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Tap Settings
The Settings row opens the full settings screen with sections grouped by topic.
More sections will appear here as we keep expanding this guide. Bump back any time — Hawk Academy → Getting Started → Get to know Poker Hawk.
Keep learning
What is Poker Hawk?
A tour of what the app does, who it’s for, and how the pieces fit together.
Complete your profile
Add a display name, date of birth, and phone so clubs and tournaments can find you.
Your dashboard explained
The top section, your customizable widgets, and how the dashboard adapts to how you use Poker Hawk.
Run your own tournament with Poker Hawk.
Get Poker Hawk