Ariakon Break Meter Apple

Ariakon Break Meter

By: ThinqBox App
Measure. Adjust. Improve.

Overview

Rating:
3.70
(3)
Version:
3.0.1
Last updated: 2026-08-27
Ranking
#597,210 234
Overall

Features & Capabilities

Ariakon Break Meter is a private, local-first training tool for pool players who want to understand and improve their break.

Place your phone safely on the rail, tap I'm Ready, and take your break. The app listens for the cue-ball and rack impacts, estimates cue-ball speed, and presents a focused waveform for review.

Features:

  • On-device break-speed estimation
  • Interactive table setup for table size, rack, and cue-ball position
  • 8-ball and 9-ball rack support
  • Focused waveform with adjustable impact markers and manual rack-impact recovery
  • Confidence feedback and invalid-capture guidance
  • Local break history, filters, notes, and insights
  • Cue tracking and cue-to-cue comparisons
  • Player QR code for supported Ariakon event workflows
  • Fully functional offline operation
  • No advertising, tracking, analytics, or cloud upload in this release
  • Local profile and complete in-app data deletion

Microphone recording begins only after you tap I'm Ready. Audio and results are processed and stored on your device. Ariakon Break Meter estimates speed from sound; it is not a certified speed or force sensor.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App
By:
ThinqBox
Rating:
3.70
(3)
Version:
3.0.1 Last updated: 2026-08-27
Version code:
890367462
Creation date:
2025-01-08
Compatible devices:
Size:
35.94MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-09-04
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Contact the developer

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Developed by:
ThinqBox
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ariakon-break-meter/id6740018725
Website:
https://www.ariakon.com/

User Reviews

On my first attempt, it crashed trying to add my cue stick. (Not sure why I’m required to do this?) On the next series of attempts, I broke at about 20mph. The speeds I got were either impossibly low (in the range of 0.08 MPH) or greater than 100. In fact, it currently shows 123.31 for the last test break. This is in my quiet game room (with carpet - so not an echo chamber), a real rack of balls, and a with my Predator BK3 break cue. I tried with short and long recordings. I even tried to adjust the audio markers to get the correct speed, but since you can’t zoom, it’s impossible to get right. I tested this side-by-side with the Predator Break Speed app, which showed correct speeds (verified by examining its audio markers.) The cue ball positioning is very limited. You can’t place the cue where you want, you can only pick from a list. And the side-rail breaks have the cue ball touching the side rail, which will reflect incorrect speeds. I also noticed the app has the exact same wording as the Predator Break Speed app. Today, the first view reads, “Tap the screen to start capturing a break” and “Carefully set the phone on the rail near the breaker.” and “Don't forget to set the table size and cue ball position.” This is word-for-word the same as the Predator app that has been around for over a decade. Might be a copyright infringement there somewhere.
by Co*****, 2025-02-21
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