iPhone and iPad running iOS 16 or later. Newer devices with better cameras yield higher accuracy.
Yes—7ft, 8ft, and 9ft pocket billiard tables are supported. Ensure the entire table is in frame and well lit.
No sensors required. We recommend a stable tripod. Optional: mirror your screen to Apple TV for a larger live dashboard.
Use landscape orientation with a stable tripod (5–8 ft high).
Capture the whole table with pockets near top/bottom of the frame.
Only required balls should be visible; keep others out of frame.
Bright, even white light; avoid strong shadows and yellow casts.
Prefer the rear camera for best image quality.
Keep the cue ball in view and avoid blocking it with your body.
Only one table in frame when practicing in pool halls.
Yes. All colors work; green and tournament blue typically work best.
At least 5 ft; 7–8 ft is ideal for framing and accuracy.
Stabilize the tripod, clean the lens, increase white lighting, and ensure only one table and the required balls are in frame.
Yes—after moving, give the app a few seconds to re-detect and stabilize.
A grid of white dots appears aligned with the table’s diamond intersections.
Use screen mirroring to a TV, switch to the front camera (lower accuracy), or learn positions from the diagram and rely on audio feedback.
Yes—use the interactive Drill Diagram Editor to place balls, draw shot paths, set valid pockets, and define cue ball end zones.
Use live capture to photograph your setup and convert it into an editable diagram for instant practice.
Drills that have different starting positions on different attempts, typically increasing difficulty.
Yes. Share privately via link, QR code, or publicly with the community. You can also favorite drills for quick access.
Yes. Export diagrams as images and share them with students or friends.
Voices include English, German, and Spanish, and a Sound Effects one for a more quiet training experience. Change them anytime in Settings.
Yes—switch voices, change volume, or mute feedback in Settings.
Yes, the Watch companion app provides framing checks, layout verification, real-time score, quick restarts, and retagging from the comfort of your wrist.
No, it’s optional for convenience, in order to be able to check the layout of a drill, stats, retag, restart without having to access the device.
Yes. Export clips for review or social sharing. We’ve improved export quality in recent versions.
Yes—create multiple profiles to keep stats and progress separate.
There's a collection of free drills to allow you to try and validate that the app works for you. Drill diagram editor, and creating and sharing drills is free. Subscriptions unlock advanced drills, analytics, shot clips, reports, and challenges.
There's a collection of free drills to allow you to try and validate that the app works for you. Beyond that check our App Store page for current offers and trials.
Subscriptions are managed within the App Store → Account → Subscriptions, not within the DrillRoom app
Yes—use retagging (from the device or the Apple Watch) to correct misreads and keep your stats accurate.
Close background apps, improve lighting, reduce motion around the table, and keep the device cool.
DrillRoom includes more than 80 drills out of the box, and other hundreds shared by users in the Community Section.
Yes. Coaches may create custom drills, and share them with their students, which in turn may share progress with their coaches.
Yes—shared drills and media should be respectful and constructive. Inappropriate content may be removed.
DrillRoom focuses on drills based on american pool sets of balls. Some features, and drills such as: Speed Control, and Shotmaking may still be useful for other cue sports.
You can go to Settings>Feedback>Bug Report, or Feature Request and send us a message.