Every shot.
Worth watching.

• Automatic shot detection. Find shots in your recording and build an editable shot library without setting every cut by hand.
• Keep the shot, cut the wait. Detection looks for cueing before the strike and ball movement afterwards to suggest clip boundaries.
• Your choice of highlights. Show or hide individual shots to choose exactly what goes into your reel. Hidden shots stay available for review.
• Cutaway control. Review omitted sections within a shot, adjust their boundaries or restore the footage. Playback and export follow your choices.
• One finished video. Combine your selected action into a continuous highlights reel, with overlapping source ranges merged automatically.
• Original footage preserved. Cuts and selections are saved in your project; your source video stays untouched.

• Animated table replay. Follow reconstructed ball movement at the same timestamp as your video, with fading trails behind the balls.
• Whole-shot overview. Switch to complete ball paths to study the shot without losing your playback position.
• Four viewing layouts. Choose Diagram, Footage, Side by side or Footage inset; expand the inset when you want a closer look.
• Adjustable diagrams. Show or hide paths and annotations, filter the current path segment and match the table orientation to the camera.
• Shot measurements. Inspect observed cue-ball and first-contacted-ball travel where those roles can be resolved, plus timing and track details.
• Shareable analysis. Export shot diagrams as PDF, SVG or PNG, and analysis data as CSV or JSON.
• Optional physics fitting. Explore an experimental physics-based replay model in addition to the default replay based on smoothed video observations.

For calibrated fixed-camera and stationary overhead footage. Tracking and reconstruction are experimental; hidden balls, breaks and missing footage can leave paths incomplete or uncertain.

• Live match statistics. See available results as shots finish analysing, with processed-shot and review coverage.
• Remembered players. Choose Me, reuse saved names or add participants for solo practice and multiplayer matches.
• Results by player. Filter by player, game and review status. Inspect pots, misses, safeties, known scratches and object balls pocketed where recorded.
• Pot rate and streaks. Compare success rates for known pot attempts and supported consecutive-pot streaks, with sample counts to give the numbers context.
• Local match library. Save named, dated match snapshots, then view one match or all saved matches. Updating a recording replaces its entry without double-counting it.
• Match comparisons and trends. Compare sessions in a table and trend chart, using the same player, game and evidence filters throughout.
• Review away from the footage. Browse saved statistics even when the original video is offline; reopen the linked project when it is available.
• Export and back up. Export filtered shot results to CSV and back up your match library with its saved player names.

Pot rate requires known pot-attempt intent; an unknown shot is not counted as a miss. Streaks are not verified rack run-outs. Statistics depend on the available analysis and your corrections.

• Searchable shot library. Find shots by number or time, filter shown and hidden clips, and jump straight to a shot.
• Frame-by-frame review. Play, pause, seek, step through individual frames and toggle audio.
• Flexible trimming. Drag clip edges, enter exact in/out times, nudge boundaries by 0.1 seconds or set them at the playhead.
• Context around each shot. Scrub the surrounding footage in the trim strip or switch between selected-shot and entire-recording playback.
• Interactive match timeline. See shown and hidden clips in source time, click to select, and zoom, pan or fit the full recording.
• Add, delete and undo. Add missed shots, remove unwanted clips and undo or redo edits, including trims and visibility changes.
• Keyboard controls. Navigate shots, play or pause, mark in/out points, toggle visibility and save with shortcuts.
• Adjustable workspace. Resize panels and show or hide Match tools to suit your screen.

• Picture and sound crossfades. Set the transition overlap or choose hard cuts. Very short clips use shorter transitions automatically.
• Three video formats. Export MP4, MOV or MKV with H.264 video and AAC audio.
• Quality and resolution choices. Choose Compact, Balanced or High quality at source, 1080p or 720p resolution.
• Size guidance. See an estimated output-size range before exporting and choose where to save the finished video.
• Free and paid export options. Free exports are watermarked and up to one minute. Plus removes the length limit; Pro also removes the watermark.

Crossfades appear in the exported video. The editor previews the source footage. See plans and pricing for export options.

• Background processing. Analyse fixed-camera shots after detection, including shots hidden from your highlights. Cancel and resume analysis as needed.
• Ball and event suggestions. Review suggested cue-ball roles, first contact, pocket events and scratches where the footage provides enough evidence.
• Player suggestions. Use experimental shooter suggestions, assign a player to an individual shot and manage the match participants.
• Manual review and notes. Correct ball roles, outcomes, shot intent and scratch status, and keep personal notes with a shot.
• Evidence details. Inspect timing, observations and uncertainty, and jump to first contact when it has been identified.
• Two statistics views. Choose Automatic + corrections for available results or Reviewed only for shots you have checked.
• Reanalysis without losing your review. Reanalyse a shot or the match while retaining personal notes and explicit corrections; unresolved matches stay flagged for review.

Automatic shot-intent classification and game-specific scoring are not provided. Player identification and ball events can need correction; broadcast footage is excluded from shot analysis.

• Four recording presets. Choose Fixed camera, Overhead, Mixed shots or Full production.
• Table outline setup. Scrub to a clear frame and confirm an automatic cloth outline or mark it manually for stationary recordings.
• Detection controls. Choose the analysis time range and sensitivity before starting; reopen setup when you need to adjust it.
• Broadcast detection options. Experimental moving-camera modes reacquire the table as views change, with an optional local ML cutaway detector.
• Measured table calibration. Enter playing-surface dimensions in centimetres or inches and confirm table orientation for shot analysis, or defer dimensions and make highlights first.
• Game labels. Organise recordings as 8-ball, 9-ball, 10-ball, straight pool, banks pool, snooker or one-pocket.

Mixed shots and Full production are experimental and can need extra review. Choosing a game records its discipline; it does not enable automatic scoring or rules enforcement.

• Local video processing. Detection, editing, analysis and video export run on your computer, without uploading the match.
• Save and return. Save edits, table settings and shot selections, use Save As for another version, and reopen recent projects without rerunning detection.
• Move your media. Locate the original video again if it has moved. Projects reference your footage rather than embedding it.
• Unsaved-change prompts. Get a chance to save before closing a project or opening another one.
• Compact analysis projects. Save completed analysis, player context, notes and corrections in compressed .rackreel files. Existing JSON projects can still be opened.
• Local player history. Names, match statistics and library backups stay on your computer.

• Mac and Windows. Download the desktop app for Apple Silicon Macs or 64-bit Windows computers.
• Start free. Try the desktop highlights tools and short watermarked exports without a paid subscription.
• Account and subscription management. Sign in with Google or email, choose monthly or yearly billing, and manage your plan and invoices online.
• Two-computer activation. Use a paid plan on up to two computers, with up to seven days of offline access within your paid period.
• Update checks. Check manually for a newer stable release or enable background checks, then choose when to download and install it.
• Playback preferences. Remember your mute setting and choose whether selecting a shot starts playback.
• AV1 playback compatibility. Prepare a reusable local playback copy for AV1 recordings while keeping the original video for analysis and final export.
• In-app feedback. Review and send a support message from the app, with optional recording details or a video link you choose to share.