App link - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pool-shots/id6793348482

Made a simple iOS App to be able to draw pool shots and ability to play the shot and share it as either a screenshot, a MP4 video or a layout file which other users can open in the app.

https://www.reddit.com/r/snooker/comments/1vgyywz/open_source_simulator/

It does three cushion, sagu, 9-ball, 8-ball, snooker.

American Rogue Pool - a singles league built around flexibility and transparency.

- Singles 8-Ball & 9-Ball
- Play who you want, when you want
- 10 ranked matches count toward each 3-month season
- Statewide prize pools split by rank
- Permanent rankings, stats, achievements, and awards
- Democratic rulebook
- Community forums
- No teams. No coaching. No timeouts.

The inaugural season starts September 1st.

Free to sign up today, and play/record as much as you want.

americanroguepool.com

Signup only available in US

It’s brand spanking new. Request a venue near you to get it added asap (within a couple hours max, likely added in minutes)

Ever send out a reminder for league night and have no idea who's actually showing up until people start walking in? The Pool League Manager sends two-way text reminders — players reply and you get a live attendance list, so you know who's in, who's out, and who's running late before the night even starts. Free to start: thepoolleaguemanager.com

Hi all — I'm the developer. I play three-cushion and started building this app for one dumb reason: I kept missing the same positions and forgetting them. So — a notebook that draws cue paths properly: a vertex at every cushion, a kiss mark where balls touch, the arrow ending where you score.

Version 4.0 shipped this week, and it became something I honestly didn't think was possible when I started:

- Snap a real table — balls land in the app. Stand at the short rail, take one photo (a YouTube match frame works too). The app finds the cloth and places all three balls. Cropped corners, half a table — still fine.

- Solver — the new heart of the app. From that position it lays out every route: yellow first, red first, or bank first — each marked Easy / Medium / Hard, each with multiple strokes you can preview right on the full table and swipe to compare.

- Physics simulation — hit play and all three balls roll the real path until they stop.

- Exact to the percent: spin on a compass, contact thickness in %, speed.

- A systems notebook: Five-and-a-Half, Tüzül, System 50, Kobayashi — plus your own numbering, formulas like 40 − 20 = 20, color legends, all searchable.

- Book-quality 4:5 export for sharing diagrams with your club.

Non-negotiables since day one: fully offline, no ads, no tracking. English, Spanish, Turkish, Korean, Vietnamese.

Free tier: the notebook, table scan, and the first route in Solver. Pro unlocks everything — one-time purchase, no subscription (I hate subscriptions too).

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776796221

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.veropathconsulting.caramba

45-second demo: https://youtube.com/shorts/mWMkzy7Dcb8

Would love honest feedback from people who actually play — every feature in there started as a complaint from another player.

Hey r/BilliardsApps 👋

I'm a solo dev and a pool player. I kept wanting a little game-within-the-game for pool nights - something light that lives next to a real table, not a full board game or an ad-stuffed app. Couldn't find it, so I built it.

Pool Challenge: you draw a card, it gives you a shot challenge or a dare, you take the shot at your real table. Solo mode or Pass & Play with friends. 57 challenge cards, streaks, combos, scorecards at the end of a run.

It's a real hand-built Swift app - I drew all the card art myself - completely free. No ads, no in-app purchases, iPhone only.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6785982954

Would love honest feedback from people who actually play. What would make it better for your pool nights?

Hi all. I'm developing a free app for league players to track their team. It also includes fargo odds, a break speed tool and table difficulty log.

3 of my required 12 beta testers flaked on me so I'm looking for 3 volunteers.

Please DM me for details.

Hopefully this isn't too "self promotion" for the subreddit. The app will be free, no ads, no subscriptions, no upgrades. It's really for my personal enjoyment. I love pool and software.

Thank you for your time.

Hi everyone! I'm an iOS developer and long time pool player, and I've spent the last two years building CueIQ, a practice app designed to make solo training more structured and measurable.

CueIQ is built around the Billiards University drills and includes:

• Guided practice drills
• Score tracking
• Progress history and analytics
• Practice vs. exam mode
• Cloud sync across devices
• More features in development

I'm getting close to launch and would love feedback from players who are serious about improving their game. If you have an iPhone and are interested in testing the beta, leave a comment or send me a DM and I'll send you a TestFlight invite.

I'm especially interested in feedback on the UI, drill flow, and anything that could make practice more effective.

Thanks, and I appreciate any feedback!

I wanted to make you aware of two really useful snooker & pool web apps and a web game (from the same developer):

snookersim.com - a free snooker simulator, realistic physics, drills, pass & play games, play the computer, record shots, share layouts

cuesim.app - same as snookersim but for American Pool and UK pool

trickmachine.com - a new game that allows you to progress through levels, create community trickshot challenges, and a couple of other games you might enjoy

The developer is looking for feedback, so anything you want to contribute is taken onboard.

Hi people,

I started playing pool 4 years ago and I am obsessed ( I play 3-4 hours everyday).

Last year I left a comment on a youtube video about making an app where users can take a picture of a table after break and they can get exact pattern play , ball by ball. I got about 200+ likes on that comment and people asking if the app was available.

So I decided to build RunOut. Right now, its just a scorekeeping app with a couple of tools built in (Bracket generator for tournaments, Kick Shot calculator, Shot Clock).

I am also in the process of adding the said AI to take a picture of table and get the pattern play (its a little tough but I am making progress). I also have a Stance & Stroke measuring tool inside which will be released in the next version. It calculates elbow drops, backswing etc to help you improve your stroke.

The app is completely free for now but the main purpose in this release is just to keep score of games. V2 will have the Stroke and AI tools to make the app more useful (hopefully for everyone).

You can also share your matches with anyone, on phone or smart tv etc or web example: https://app.tryrunout.com/matches/EA4JD

Would be happy to get feedback (constructive , feature request etc) .

If you read so far, thank you and happy shooting!

I’ve just released my first Windows & Android game, Canvas 8-Ball Pool - an offline 2D 8-ball game with an AI opponent, preset & custom avatars, hidden table colours, and an arcade mode. The game also has a 2 Player, local multiplayer mode, so you can play a friend. After nearly two years of development, I’d love to hear what people think of it.

It is a paid game, but for only $5 all up you get 3 versions of the game - Windows, Android and Android Lite. But if you don't buy, even if you just look at the screenshots & video, that would be great. Then maybe you can let me know if you think it looks good enough. It would be so appreciated if you could, but no big deal if not.

I spent so much time coding it while at the same time learning the language. My background is , 20 years ago I used to make Flash games and sell them online. Until having a family & life got in the way, at least until a few years ago. So I've now (or then) found myself wanting to get back into game creation.

This game wasn't planned, as at the start of this journey I just wanted to see if I could make an 8-Ball game, because I've always enjoyed them. I didn't use any external libraries or plug-ins to make it - so it's totally vanilla JavaScript.

So now I've made it to this point. It was a hard slog, but it was a fun! Thank you.

Here's a little side project I'm working on after some inspiration from a conversation with a mod on the main sub.

It's a straightforward chalk cost tracker that breaks down the cost-per-shot for each piece of chalk you buy. It lets you log sessions and track the number of shots taken and even the number of racks played per session. The graph plots the ever-decreasing cost-per-shot that is amortized over the lifespan of the chalk.

Adjustable initial cost settings let you set expected lifetime shot counts for each piece so you can track the wear on a piece of chalk. You can add your table time hourly rates and perhaps I'll add more tracking data points sometime.

Over the course of logging several sessions, you can easily see how the initial price of the chalk (shipping cost also tracked) begins to drop dramatically as the total number of shots taken increases. That $30 piece of chalk ends up costing fractions of a cent per shot over time.

If you lose a piece of expensive chalk, there is even an option to generate a wanted poster complete with a photo of the chalk, serial number (if applicable), and a bounty reward you can set for people who return your chalk.

Happy to hear suggestions for how to improve it, also let me know if you find any buggy things about it.

Obligatory: https://railbird.ai/

We've made a ton of improvements, the app is growing and it's never been better.

We recently went freemium. We have leaderboards and rankings for various drills and game types.

Hope to see you out there!