Illustrative blue billiards table with a cue ball, an 8 ball and a glowing aiming reference

A fresh perspective on pool practice

See the line.
Train your aim.

Read the angles. Explore the next move. A visual companion for more deliberate mobile billiards practice.

For Android · Visual practice references
Artwork is illustrative. Actual guidance varies by device and scene.

01 Extended aiming references
02 Bank & kick shot guidance
03 Cue-ball path visualization

Look beyond the first contact

A clearer view of
your next shot.

Build your understanding of the table with visual references you can study, adjust and practice.

01 / ALIGNMENT

Find your line.

Compare your aim with an extended guideline. Make small adjustments and see how the reference changes.

Aim Trainer promotional illustration: visual aiming references
02 / CUSHION ANGLES

Explore another route.

Study bank and kick shot references to understand reflected angles when a direct route is unavailable.

Aim Trainer promotional illustration: a cue-ball path reflecting from a cushion
03 / POSITION

Think one move ahead.

Use cue-ball path references and multi-line guidance to explore possible movement after contact.

Aim Trainer promotional illustration: possible paths after contact

Promotional illustrations, not app screenshots. Features depend on your plan and supported game version.

Your practice. Your pace.

Start simple.
Build consistency.

Keep control of every shot while learning to read the table more carefully.

  1. 01

    Set up your session

    Open Aim Trainer and follow the screen-capture and overlay permission prompts. Share only the game you intend to practice.

  2. 02

    Study the reference

    Use supported visual guidelines to compare alignment and cushion angles. Adjust your shot yourself.

  3. 03

    Review and repeat

    Revisit your practice with the available recording tools, then try a different position or route.

Understand what you share

Clear permissions.
Informed practice.

Screen capture lets Aim Trainer analyze the screen you share. Overlay permission lets it display aiming references over the game.

Visual analysis runs on your device. Limited diagnostic screenshots may also be uploaded if guidelines fail to appear during an eligible session. Our Privacy Policy explains this, feedback attachments, usage data and subscription validation.

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Before you start

A few useful
answers.

Is Aim Trainer a game?

No. It is an independent visual practice companion for supported mobile billiards games. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any game publisher.

Does it play shots for me?

The features described here provide visual references. You choose the direction and play each shot yourself. Guidance is an estimate and does not guarantee a result.

Which features are included?

Available features depend on the plan, device and supported game version. Review the options shown in the app. Prices, trial eligibility and renewal terms are displayed before purchase; no fixed price or trial is promised on this website.

Can I stop screen sharing?

Yes. Stop the active sharing session through Android's screen-sharing controls. You can also revoke permissions in Android Settings. A shared screen can contain notifications or other visible content, so avoid sharing sensitive information.

Where do I manage my subscription?

Use Google Play subscriptions to review or cancel an active subscription. Uninstalling Aim Trainer does not cancel a subscription.

How do I get help or request data deletion?

Use the in-app feedback feature or email aimtrainergreat@hotmail.com. For a data request, include the app name and your in-app device identifier if available. Do not send passwords or payment-card details.

Meet the refreshed Aim Trainer

Make your next practice count.

The new Android release is being prepared. Check the Google Play listing for availability, supported devices and current plans.