Welcome to Pocket Acuity!
🎱 Tournament Matches — Broken Down Into Clips
We break down full tournament matches into individual clips, identify turnovers, and write notes highlighting key moments.
Instead of scrubbing through a 2-hour video, you can:
- Watch one shot at a time
- Replay critical moments
- Study the turnover
- Read notes explaining what happened
➜ To Watch a Specific Location Tournament:
Click ➜ Filter ➜ Choose your Location ➜ Click Submit
You can also use the Player Search box to search by name, or combine it with Location for more specific results.
🎥 Want Your Match Broken Down?
If you want your tournament or match added under a location — public or private — we can do either.
👉 Contact us today.
We’ll break it down into clips, mark turnovers, and make it fully searchable.
🛠 Break Down Your Own Matches
- Break down your own video into clips
- Share video with your instructor
- Add Filter clips directly to your Game Section
- Write notes and track improvement
(See video below for full walkthrough.)
🎯 Need Practice Examples?
Use your own game breakdown clips or our Filter Page shortcuts. Remember: you can add these clips to your Game Section and write notes on them for review.
Lay just the shot out on the table and try to get shape just on the next ball. Write notes on how you do it and write notes on your preshot routine when you get the game section.
🔎 Filter Page Shortcuts
- Snapshot Editing → Submit
- Drill → Submit
- Practice → Submit
- Runouts → Submit
- Shot Makers → Submit
- Retries → Submit
- Development → Submit
- Practice → Review → Submit
Stickers for Pool Shot and Layout Practice
Use these stickers to position the balls for each shot. Recreate and replay the same shots repeatedly — ideal for correcting mistakes and building consistency. You can even lay out entire racks to practice full sequences.
If you need stickers, please use the Contact Us button to reach out.
Drawing on Pictures
When watching pool video clips on Pocket Acuity, you may notice a button under the Snap Shot category that shows grid lines and annotations on the image. If it’s not available, take a picture of the layout using your phone.
Then, log in to Pocket Acuity, click the Draw Lines button, and upload the picture. From there, you can start drawing lines and adding text directly to the image. When done, snap a photo of your annotated image and use it on your table.
Camera Stand
This is the camera stand I got for my phone — but before you buy, please check that it will work with your device.