AimPool 0.70: learn the game, plan your next shot, and a new 3D table. • The recommended shot now plans your next one, choosing the pace and tip for the leave. Banks and kicks join the list, and when there is no pot, a safety is one tap away. • A new 3D table: truer pockets and cushions, balls that spin and roll as the physics says, a shooter's-eye view, and a replay that sounds every contact and follows your Silent switch. • Shot Details shows the cut, the pace, the room for error and the make estimate at a glance, then the aim, strike and pace as three steps. • A guided camera, the table's corners in one step, and a quick check of the balls it found.

AimPool 0.54 brings the table to life in 3D. • See your shot on a 3D table: orbit and pinch the camera, switch to a top-down view, and watch a cue stick sit on the aim line. Every ball stays editable in place. • Build any layout by hand: drag balls directly on the 3D table, tap the felt to add a ball, and use the precision loupe and 14 mm nudges to place it exactly. Crowded balls open a picker so you always grab the right one. • Play the modeled shot: every ball moves, including follow-on contacts after the first hit, with play, pause, scrub and half-speed controls. • Simpler Settings: choose your table size (7, 8 or 9 foot); cloth, cushion and spin parameters live under Advanced physics. Fixes: declaring your group applies immediately and is remembered; the camera opens full screen and explains a denied permission; History rows show difficulty and group; onboarding links are no longer covered; power guidance now assumes typical tournament cloth. Automatic recommendations remain direct-route-only. Rail routes, safety strategy, spin behavior and pocket outcomes are clearly labeled modeled guidance.

Fixed a crash that could occur when Premium users captured a table photo.

AimPool 0.52 improves manual table setup and modeled shot planning. • Added orientation-aware calibration for perspective photos, including labeled corners, a magnified loupe, zoom and pan, boundary snapping, projected pocket centers, and reset-to-suggestion. • Added clearer Safety, Bank, and Kick controls with progress indicators that reflect real solver work. • Refined shot diagrams with more realistic ball sizing, cleaner paths, consistent colors, and contextual markers around relevant balls. • Simplified Advanced Physics information and reduced repeated warnings. Safety, Bank, and Kick results remain clearly identified as modeled guidance.

All-new multi-ball collision engine. Shots that send balls into each other — clusters, frozen balls, simultaneous rail contacts, even full-rack breaks — now resolve cleanly instead of stopping early. Predictions are modeled, as always: verify against your table. Find Safety (experimental). No makeable shot? An explicit defensive search simulates legal safety leaves and ranks them by your opponent's easiest modeled reply. Requires a declared 8-ball group; search effort is selectable in Settings. Tips, rebuilt as visual lessons. Short diagrams that show what each concept means — the ghost ball, power bands, thin cuts — and what to do about it. Tap any warning to understand it. Scratch risk, extreme cut, low table evidence: every warning opens a mini lesson right over your shot, with the risk highlighted on the table and one-tap fixes — without losing your analysis. Clearer power guidance. A soft / suggested / firm band with your shot's modeled power marked, plus how to narrow it by recording observations from your own table.

Shots with side spin, draw, or follow now return a recommendation. Previously any off-center strike could clear the shot list entirely. AimPool now shows the cue-stick line that accounts for squirt, so the aim you see is the aim the model actually predicts. Bank and kick modeling no longer requires a level cue. You can model a selected ball and pocket with cue elevation set. Recorded table-condition measurements now stay on your device between sessions, and starting a new table no longer clears them. History: trying the free sample table no longer pushes out your own saved analyses. Clearer shot analysis. The detail screen now states how blocked routes are handled instead of showing checks that could never fail. Smoother ball dragging on the photo view and faster saved-analysis loading.

AimPool 0.22 makes the result screen calmer and the coaching remains experimental and honest. Adds review-first direct-shot planning, clearer geometry and uncertainty, chronological multi-ball physics diagnostics, and improved accessibility.