Jacksonville, FL
Pool tools, built at the table.
I'm Michael Manuele, an app developer and competitive pool player from Jacksonville, FL. I build tools I actually want to use at the table.
I play AMRO and Monday Night League, which means most of these apps started as a problem I hit mid-match: a scoresheet that couldn't keep up, a foul rule nobody wanted to track by hand, a stat I wished I had after the fact. Everything here is native, offline-first, and built one feature at a time.
The apps
Two apps, both rotation-focused.
Rotation Pool Scorer
A native scorekeeper for two competitive rotation games: K-Ball and American Rotation. Foul rules, continuous racking, and match history — all on device.
Learn more →Pool Match Journal
Coming soon. A personal match journal for competitive players — who you played, what happened, and what to work on next.
Read the update →How I build
A short list of rules I don't break.
Works without a signal
Pool rooms have terrible reception. Every app runs fully offline, with no account and no login screen between you and the score.
Your data stays on your phone
No cloud sync, no analytics, no third-party trackers. Match data lives in a local database on your device and nowhere else.
Rules first, features second
Scoring logic follows the actual game rules — including the parts that are annoying to track, like three-foul penalties and who breaks next.
One person answers the email
It's me. Write to [email protected] and you'll usually hear back in a day or two.