CueTrack vs Time Pool

CueTrack keeps score so you don't have to. Built for pool players who want something better than pen and paper. Six game modes: Straight Pool (14.1), 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 10-Ball, One Pocket, and Bank Pool. Each follows its own scoring rules, foul penalties, and win conditions. Tap to record points, fouls, safeties, scratches, and break-and-runs during a match. The scoring screen works in portrait or landscape and is made for quick input between shots. After a match, you get real stats: head-to-head comparisons, score trajectories, pace breakdowns, top runs, and inning-by-inning tables. Way more detail than a napkin scoresheet. Every match saves with full turn-by-turn history. Scroll back through old games and see what happened shot by shot. Create an account to sync across devices. Works offline too. Matches save locally and sync when you're back online. No ads. No tracking. Light and dark themes. Runs on iPhone and iPad.

Time Pool is the best shot clock app for iOS. It's easy to use and it has the best features: - The buttons are clearly labeled with descriptions of when they should be pressed ("Balls stopped") and the actual names of the players. - Use the "Pause" button to stop the timer. The app doesn't have unnecessary buttons (e.g., "Stop"). - Use the "Count down" mode to provide the same shot clock functionality you see in professional tournaments. Connect your iOS device to a Bluetooth speaker to amplify the beeps. (Great for tournaments, and as a training aid.) - Use the "Count up" mode if you want to measure how long each player is taking per shot. - The app records each shot and can display a running average of how long each player is taking per shot. (Useful in league and tournament settings if there's a dispute about slow play.)