DrillRoom: AI Pool Trainer

Name: DrillRoom: AI Pool Trainer
Rating: 4.6 (256 reviews)
Author: OrangeLoops

By: OrangeLoops App

Shot Tracker & Practice Coach

Overview

Version:

3.1.0

Last updated: 2026-07-06

Ranking

#105,039 ▼ 2,573

Overall

Features & Capabilities

AI-powered coaching for billiards turns your iPhone or iPad into a smart pool partner. Drills cover speed control, shotmaking, and positional play, guided by AR-assisted feedback. Use the interactive drill editor to diagram starts, cue paths, and pockets, while live detection generates drills from real table layouts.

Track progress with a dashboard that shows shotmaking percentages and speeds by drill type, and supports multiple profiles for families and friends. Setup is simple — just a tripod and a well-lit table. A subscription unlocks 50+ drills, game analysis, sharable shot video clips, and premium features to take your game to the next level.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

OrangeLoops

Rating:

4.60

(256) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.1.0 Last updated: 2026-07-06

Version code:

886923578

Creation date:

2021-03-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

260.10MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 105,039 ▼ 2,573

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Developed by:

OrangeLoops

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/drillroom-ai-pool-trainer/id1539827505

Website:

https://drillroom.ai

User Reviews

DrillRoom delivers automatic scoring, shot analysis, and reviewable videos that help practice and provide coaching-like guidance. Many users praise the value, insights, and fun of using it for self-directed training. However, AR/AI detection is frequently unreliable, shots are missed, and tracking is unstable, with calibration and setup sensitivity issues (including some drills like wagon wheel). Crashes and feedback gaps further hamper use. Overall, a strong concept with clear progress, but reliability needs improvement for broad, consistent use.

Pros

Automatic scoring and shot tracking with reviewable videos for each drill.
Shot analysis and the new insights feature that tell you which shots you’re missing and should practice.
Engaging, coaching-like practice tool that’s fun to use and provides value for self-directed practice (and can be cost-effective vs. coaching).
Consistent overall ease of use with visible progress as you practice.

Cons

Unreliable AR/AI detection and tracking: balls not identified correctly, missing shots, and noisy results requiring manual tagging.
Stability issues: frequent recalibrations, crashes, and losses of track during drills.
Requires careful setup (lighting, camera angle, tripod) and still fails on some drills (e.g., wagon wheel); not reliable across all environments.
Interface feedback gaps: errors like 'I can’t see the cue ball' and occasional lack of feedback on failed shots.
Limited cross-device support and a desire for larger screens or PC/web access.

Recent reviews

Even with proper lighting and framing, the detection of pocketed shots, as an example, is very spotty. You will likely manually tag about half of the shots. The logic applied is only very generously dubbed AI as it does not identify balls sent to the wrong pocket, walking around the table in front of the camera causes issues, other balls (such as in a pile as is typical with drills) break the logic, etc. With a bit of work it has potential, but the AR logic needs a lot of work before it’s a worthwhile investment.

by Po*****, 2025-12-27

When it works, it’s amazing. Unfortunately, I spend most of my time tricking the camera to re-analyze the table. Despite the constant recalibration, it will eventually lose all semblance of position and I have to restart the app and whatever drill I was doing. I have gray felt against a dark room. I’ve tried all sorts of angles and positions in the room. I get that some set ups may be tricky, but this shouldn’t be. I kept waiting for it to get better but it never did.