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It teaches visually
New players can see what matters straight away, rather than trying to decode a wall of text before they even take a shot.
Built for the real game
Learn the game. Score it live. Keep the whole thing connected.
About60 is more than a scoreboard. It gives new players a proper way into bar billiards, helps regular players keep live score without paper, and adds the wider bits that make the game stick: venues, history, friends and groups.
Real frames from the current app
Guided learning for new players
Live scoring for real pub play
Why it lands
The app follows the way people actually get into the game.
Instead of dumping rules on people, it starts with the table, shows how play works, supports the live game, then helps players keep track of what happens afterwards.
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It works during play
Live scoring is built around the real rhythm of a bar billiards game, so the app is useful in the moment, not just in theory.
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It keeps the wider picture together
Venues, match history, friends and groups all sit in the same place, so the social side of the game is easier to grow.
What is inside
Five parts that make the app useful beyond one match.
The current build already covers the core of learning and playing, while laying the groundwork for a much better connected bar billiards scene.
Live scoring
Log points, fouls, wipeouts and banks without needing paper sheets or a separate running note.
Find venues
Help players discover where tables are, making it easier to find places to play and bring new people in.
Play with friends
Make the app part of the social side of the game, not just a tool you open for ten minutes and forget.
Track history
Build a record over time so games are not lost the moment the score sheet disappears.
Join groups
Give leagues, venues and communities a better digital base for regular players and newcomers alike.
Teaching detail
It explains the awkward bits properly.
This is where the app stands out. It does not stop at a few surface-level tips. It breaks down the fiddly parts of the game in a way that is easier to absorb and remember.
Guided help inside the app
The teaching flow uses real examples to explain situations that often trip people up, such as resetting mushrooms or dealing with a ball covering a mushroom spot.
- Better for first-time players who need the game shown to them rather than narrated at them.
- Useful for venues and regular players who want a cleaner way to explain the rules to other people.
- Consistent with the visual language used across the rest of About60, so the teaching side feels like part of the same product.
From first game to regular play
One clear route from curiosity to sticking with it.
The shape of the app matters. It starts by teaching the game, then supports the live experience, then keeps the wider journey moving.
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Understand the table
Get the layout and the basic structure of the game in a format that is easy to take in.
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Start and play properly
Learn the order of play, the D, the bar and the practical flow of a real visit.
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Score the match live
Keep the running game in one place with bank, foul and wipeout handling built in.
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Stay connected afterwards
Use venues, history, friends and groups to keep the game active after the match has ended.
If you want the proper walkthrough, the app is the point.
The website can introduce the idea, but About60 is where the full teaching flow, live scoring and connected features come together in one place.
- Guided learning for bar billiards
- Live scoring built around real play
- Venues, match history, friends and groups