You've learned the system. Now play it on the table.

Diagram on the screen, ball on the table

Moving a drawing from your phone to the table is guesswork. When a ball sits half a diamond off, the system seems not to work, yet the mistake is in the setup.

Mount a projector, drop the drawing on the cloth

A system example, a match position or your own position is projected at true scale with ball-size rings, the cue-ball path and the reference line. Place the balls in the rings and practise on the line.

Four corners, set up once

Drag the A, B, C, D handles onto the cushion-nose corners and the drawing is corrected for the table's angle. Fine-tune pixel by pixel with the arrow keys; the setup is saved on that device.

Presentation mode for wall and TV

A large table drawing, the formula and calculation steps in high contrast. The playlist advances every 10, 20 or 30 seconds and works with a presentation clicker and the keyboard.

Put your practice on the line

One projector, one table: the whole group sees the same drawing in the same spot.

• Set the balls exactly in place
• Project your studio positions too
• Table or wall: switch with one click

The cue is entirely in your hands

Set the power, where the tip meets the ball (follow, draw, side spin), the ball thickness, the cue elevation and a long or short stroke; see the effect of a single change in the same position.

Suggest system: see the path first

With one button the system draws a ghost path before the shot and shows the numbers on the cushions. Then try the same path yourself and see right away whether it works.

Three tables, three characters

Next to the standard table: a steep table (cushions rebound 5–8 points steeper) and a slippery table (5–8 points wider; the ball slides more and curves grow). Get ready for different tables in advance.

Feels like a game, works like practice

Try the system where you read it; when you miss, see why in numbers.

• Real physics, automatic point detection
• Power, spin, thickness and cue elevation
• Standard, steep and slippery table modes

Don't leave that position on a napkin

The sketch your coach drew is unreadable a week later: which ball was where, and off which cushion did the path turn?

Drag the balls, click to draw the path

Place the balls, click the cue-ball path point by point; points near a cushion snap to the cushion line. You can draw the second ball's path as well.

Add arrows, notes and zones; let the helper do the maths

Mark the key of the shot with arrows, text and coloured zones. Set the inputs in the system helper: the result, scales and reference line appear on the table.

Animate, share, project

Play the shot in 2D or 3D. Share a public position with a link or open it in projection mode with one click.

Build your own position archive

In a lesson, at the club or after a match: set up important positions once and keep them at hand.

• Path, arrow, text and zone tools
• Positions calculated with the system helper
• Link sharing and projection

Pen-and-paper scores, averages in your head

Runs get mixed up, innings get forgotten, and nobody wants to work out the average after the match.

One tap per point, the rest is automatic

Enter points and the end of an inning; run, high run, average and points to go update instantly. Use the keyboard or big buttons and go full screen on the wall display.

Shot clock with audio alerts

With 10 seconds left the colour changes and a beep sounds, and again when time is up. Set extensions per player and their length; the space bar starts the clock.

Handicap, equalizing inning, match history

Give players different targets for a handicap match and switch the equalizing inning on or off. Finished matches are kept on the device and copied as CSV in one click.

Bring tournament feel to club matches

Phone, tablet or the TV on the wall: the same board is readable on every screen.

• Automatic average and run stats
• Shot clock with extensions and alerts
• Handicap and equalizing inning

Every glance breaks your aim

Looking at your phone while down on the shot ruins stance and aim. Standing up to read and getting down again kills your rhythm.

Listen, get down, shoot

The voice coach reads the introduction, when to use the system, the formula, the steps and the calculation of your chosen example, in order. You stay at the table.

8 languages, adjustable speed, shortcuts

Reads in 8 languages; you choose the speed and the voice. Press V to play or pause and N for the next step. Works in current Chrome, Edge and Safari.

Practice without the screen

Learn the system by ear and keep your eyes on the ball.

• Step-by-step guidance and example maths
• 8 languages, speed and voice choice
• Hands free with keyboard shortcuts

You read it. But do you really know it?

Reading a system is easy. Finding the right value while the clock is running is something else.

The clock runs, the path is hidden

A random exam built from examples of systems with a formula: you pick the number of questions, the time and the systems. The path and the answer mark are hidden; you find the value.

The solution to every mistake, right there

When you finish you see your score, your time and your average per question. For wrong answers the path is revealed and the solution is shown step by step.

From Bronze to Master

Earn badges by accuracy and time per question. Club owners see members' exam count, average accuracy and best results in one table.

Measure what you know, find what you don't

Every exam shows which system to review next.

• Timed, random questions
• Step-by-step solutions
• Level badges and club results

Starting every session with “what should I practise today?”

Without a plan you keep going back to the shots you like; the systems you are weak at never get their turn.

A ready-made week for your goal

Choose how many days a week and minutes a day you practise, your level and the modules or systems to focus on; you get a week of tasks split across days.

Tick it off, move on, keep the streak

Tick tasks as you finish them; see your progress percentage and your streak of consecutive practice days.

At the club, the coach assigns the plan

The club owner assigns plans to members and follows each member's progress and last activity on one screen.

Know what to do every day

Don't think when you reach the table, just start.

• Plan by days, time and level
• Progress and streak tracking
• Coach assignment at the club

The system is right, the table is different

Cushion bounce, cloth age, the state of the balls: the same shot doesn't land in the same place on every table. The gap is small, but it costs you the point.

Shoot, mark the real arrival

Set up the example on your table and shoot. Enter where the ball really arrived or tap the cushion in the drawing; the tap is converted from the scale to a value.

See your deviation in numbers

A chart of your latest measurements, the mean and the standard deviation. If there is a clear trend the profile tells you how far the value drifts on this table and how many diamonds that means in the drawing.

Read the systems for your own table

Know your table's values, not just the general ones.

• Measurements per system
• Mean and standard deviation chart
• Drift explained in diamonds