• Drills — a new practice mode with twelve drills for making balls, playing shape, and both at once. Set the balls up on your own table, shoot your attempts, and enter how many you got. CuePro tracks every session, your best, your recent average, and a lifetime percentage that grows the more you practice. Two drills are free. • Pattern run-out drills — the line-up and the grid, run in order without touching another ball. Stuck? Step through a sample run-out shot by shot. • One Pocket, played by the real rules — a safety now has to leave the cue ball on your opponent's half, never pushes a ball toward their pocket, and counts a soft tap to the rail as the legitimate safety it is. Fouls are what the rules say they are: a scratch, or no ball reaching a rail after contact. • Referee: pinch to zoom the replay, mark the contact frame, and step a frame at a time. • Shot lines never run through a ball, and a cue ball frozen against another ball gets its real options back. • Weekly Runout turns on even if you'd rather skip the reminder, and a reminder that arrives while CuePro is open now stays in Notification Center. • The first run shows off everything CuePro does, including Drills, Shot by Shot, Pattern Play, and every game mode. • Bug fixes and polish throughout.

• Weekly Runout — one rack a week, the same rack for everybody, proven runnable before it ever goes out. Free every week at three balls; Pro plays the full rack in your game at your difficulty. • Pattern Play — a drill that hides the answer. The rack comes up with no lines on it. You call the pocket first, then CuePro shows you the pattern it had in mind and where the cue ball was supposed to land. • Shot by Shot, rebuilt — three real options on every ball instead of one recommendation, each with the stroke it needs. Undo a shot you didn't like, and play safe at any point in the run. • CuePro now has a free tier. Three-ball run-outs, the weekly puzzle, the scoreboard, and the room finder cost nothing and don't expire. Pro opens the full rack, table scanning, Referee, Tournament, and Practice. • A first run that puts you on a real table — you shoot an actual three-ball run-out before the app asks you anything. • One Pocket — a full game mode, planned move by move: when to score, when to move a ball up the table, and when to hand it back. Plan Ahead chains the next few moves so you can see where a line ends up. • Cue tip hardness shifted down a notch, and Hard is now genuinely harder than it was. Your current setting plays exactly the way it always has; it just answers to a different name. • Side english now costs you confidence, and costs more the farther the ball has to travel. A long shot with english finally reads as the gamble it is. • Table scanning no longer gives up on pale and grey cloth, which used to fail before it found the rails. • Safeties — when there's nothing to hide the cue ball behind, CuePro parks it the length of the table away instead of settling for a bad hide. • Faster run-out planning, a steadier recommendation between launches, and bug fixes throughout.

• Find a Room — a new pool-room finder. Search for pool halls, bars with tables, and billiard shops near you, or in any city, ZIP, or address. Directions, call, and website in a tap; save your regular spots; correct a listing's type if the map got it wrong. • Banks game mode — CuePro plans a full rack of bank shots, single- and multi-rail, for bank pool. • Stroke Trainer — grip your phone like your cue and practice your stroke; it buzzes if you drift off line, go too far back or through, or twist your wrist. • Round-robin tournaments with a playoff, alongside single- and double-elimination. • Tournament prize-pool payouts, split automatically by finish. • Configurable finishing places (Top 3 / 5 / 8 / any), updated live as matches complete. • Cast a tournament bracket or the scoreboard to a TV over AirPlay. • Scoring now tracks sets, not just games. • Shot History — revisit the shots you've analyzed. • Fargo Player Directory — save your regular opponents and ratings. • A bigger, clearer table in Coaching and the run-out plan. • Bug fixes and refinements throughout.

• Banks mode — CuePro plans a full rack of bank shots, single- and multi-rail, for bank pool. • Stroke Trainer — grip your phone like your cue and practice your stroke; it buzzes if you drift off line, go too far back or through, or twist your wrist. • Round-robin tournaments with a playoff, alongside single- and double-elimination. • Tournament prize-pool payouts, split automatically by finish. • Configurable finishing places (Top 3 / 5 / 8 / any), updated live as matches complete. • Cast a tournament bracket or the scoreboard to a TV over AirPlay. • Scoring now tracks sets, not just games. • Shot History — revisit the shots you've analyzed. • Fargo Player Directory — save your regular opponents and ratings. • A bigger, clearer table in Coaching and the run-out plan. • Bug fixes and refinements throughout.