Eight people, one table, and nobody arguing about the blinds.

No card to sign up. The multi-table machinery stays hidden until the night you actually need it.

Set it up in the time it takes to open the chips
Pick a blind structure and a chip set, take the buy-ins as people arrive, and start. Save it as a template and next month is one tap.
The clock goes on the TV
Open the clock on whatever screen the room is looking at. It calls the levels out loud, and everyone else scans the code and has the same clock on their phone.
Nobody has to be the scorekeeper
Buy-ins, rebuys, add-ons and bounties are recorded as they happen, so the prize pool and the payouts are right without anyone doing sums at midnight.
Settle the deal
When three of you want to chop, the deal calculator gives ICM and chip-chop figures from the real prize list.
Side games count too
High hand, bad beat and 7-2 get their own leaderboards, with a photo of the hand to prove it.
It remembers, so you do not have to
Who won in March, who cashes most, and who knocks out whom. Every result is kept, on every plan.

And if it turns into a league, it already is one.

Seasons and standings are on every plan, so starting a season is a setting, not a move to new software. Everything you have recorded stays where it is.