Three-cushion billiardstraining appFree in your browser.
Build a three-cushion or free-carom position, tune the full cue contact, compare practical shot families, replay the result and keep a local practice record. The calibrated simulator is a training reference—not a guarantee for a real table.
A physics-based 2D training model for ball, cushion, spin and cloth response. Performance varies by device, browser and scene.
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Solver
Brute-force solver
No machine learning. One Physics V3 search follows the active three-cushion or free-carom rule, evaluates direct, cushion and elevated stroke families, removes duplicates and orders the portfolio from easy and stable to demanding and risky. Real-table measurement status remains clearly disclosed.
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Vision
Photo alignment
Local classical vision suggests corners and balls. Review and edit every point before transfer; use full manual placement if needed. No machine learning or accuracy guarantee.
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III.Inside the app
A look at the table
Captured from the running simulator — no renders, no mockups. Click the simulator above to use any of these tools.
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3D tableBrass diamond inlays, beveled cushion, cloth weave. Pan, orbit, zoom — full WebGL.
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Shot controlsAngle, power, side/top contact, 6°–60° cue elevation and the miscue envelope in one control. Mouse, touch and keyboard fine-tuning use the same values.
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Computational solverOne search, the active rule and a diverse portfolio: direct, cushion-first and—when useful—massé/piqué candidates ordered from practical to demanding.
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Position libraryClassic positions (ticky, umbrella, around-the-table) loaded with one tap.
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Photo to positionReview local corner and ball suggestions, adjust every point as needed, then transfer the approved layout.
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Physical stroke controlsAngle, power, side/top contact, cue elevation and a visible miscue boundary share one desktop/mobile contract.
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Personal and shareableIndependent table finish, cloth and ball designs; 10 languages, light/dark themes, sound, local saves and share links.
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Physics V3 laboratoryEvery new shot uses Physics V3. The frozen V2 reference remains available only for transparent comparison and legacy replay; measurement status is disclosed.
Current workspace
Everything you can use today
A complete, dated feature map—not a concept list. Experimental physics is labelled, local tools stay local, and every control below is available in the running simulator.
Two rule modes
Switch between international three-cushion scoring and free carom without rebuilding the position.
Positions and table profiles
25 playable presets, random layouts, manual placement, undo/redo, standard dimensions and custom table size.
Local photo assistant
Classical vision suggests corners and balls on the device; review, edit or replace every point manually before transfer.
Physical stroke controls
Angle, power, side/top contact, cue elevation and a visible miscue boundary share one desktop/mobile contract.
Physics V3 laboratory
Every new shot uses Physics V3. The frozen V2 reference remains available only for transparent comparison and legacy replay; measurement status is disclosed.
Unified solution portfolio
One rule-aware search combines available stroke families, validates replay and ranks distinct routes from practical to risky.
Camera and training aids
Orbit, zoom, top/side/perspective views, route-assist levels, 5.5 system overlay and optional spin guidance.
Replay and history
Playback speed, scrubbing, event trace, undo/redo, shot history and JSON export support deliberate review.
Drills and results
Repeat a saved position, track manual attempts, finish a session and review streaks and coach-style prompts locally.
Personal and shareable
Independent table finish, cloth and ball designs; 10 languages, light/dark themes, sound, local saves and share links.
The browser simulator is free to use without an account. Web advertising is currently disabled.
Does 3ball.app use AI?
No machine learning. One Physics V3 search follows the active three-cushion or free-carom rule, evaluates direct, cushion and elevated stroke families, removes duplicates and orders the portfolio from easy and stable to demanding and risky. Real-table measurement status remains clearly disclosed.
What browsers and devices work?
Use a current browser with WebGL2 support. Performance depends on your device, browser and scene; a device’s age alone does not establish compatibility.
Can I install it on my phone?
You can use the website directly. Where supported, your browser also offers installation or Add to Home Screen; the steps vary by browser and operating system. The Install guide explains the options.
Is photo-to-position alignment automated?
It is assisted, not automatic. Local classical vision suggests four corners and three balls; you must review and can edit every point before transfer. A full manual fallback is always available. No machine learning and no accuracy guarantee.
