Booble (for petanque game)

Name: Booble (for petanque game)
Rating: 4.7 (183 reviews)
Author: MATOLE

By: MATOLE App

Measure distance bowls / jack

Overview

Version:

2.7

Last updated: 2023-06-30

Ranking

#106,964 ▼ 37

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Booble is the must-have tool for pétanque and bocce players who need quick distance measurements between bowls and the jack. It automatically captures a photo using the built-in bubble level and uses advanced visual recognition to locate the boules and the jack.

It provides real-time rankings, supports manual adjustments, includes a zoom mode for accuracy, and can measure up to six boules at once. Available in French, English, Spanish, and German, Booble is a free version of the PREMIUM app, offering a powerful introduction to precise distance measurement on mobile Chrome.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

MATOLE

Rating:

4.70

(183)

Version:

2.7 Last updated: 2023-06-30

Version code:

857931969

Creation date:

2017-04-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.48MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 106,964 ▼ 37

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Developed by:

MATOLE

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/booble-for-petanque-game/id1215362499

Website:

http://boobleapps.free.fr

User Reviews

I loaded the app and tested it out at home with a few balls on the floor and it worked great and I was very impressed. However, once I got it on a bocce court, and was trying to measure balls in the middle of an actual game, it worked one out of every 10 times… It ended up causing great frustration. This would be a great app if it worked consistently, but it currently does not.

by Ju*****, 2025-07-30

Accurate measurements without accidentally touching the boule or cochonnet with a tape measure. Traditionalists may disagree, but they are the ones moving the cochonnet or boule.