Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
CueNavi: billiards routes from a table photo
CueNavi describes a phone app that reads ball positions from a billiards-table photo and recommends 3-cushion or four-ball paths.
- For
- Billiards players learning or planning shots
- Worth noticing
- If the camera misses a ball, the instructions say to take another photo; already detected balls stay in place.
Field notes
The setup instructions specify that a table corner, rail points and all visible balls should fit in the frame; four draggable handles are available to correct table alignment. If a ball is missed, the page says users can photograph it separately without replacing balls already detected. The site also describes a 180° view for shots from the opposite side and displays rail-point numbers and ball coordinates. These are presented as app features, while the launch itself is still forthcoming.
Observed signals
Read the marks
Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue