MAKE IT YOURS

All app settings

Configure SMART ENGINE practice controls, appearance, account billing, and Android export.

Practice engine

These controls change the standalone practice lab only. They do not change another game's speed or controls.

Engine speed

Automatic practice shotsStart the independent lab with its built-in practice bot enabled.

Shot detectionShow collision and pocket events from the practice board.

Aim & visual guides

Aim linesDraw predicted wall-reflected segments on the independent board.

Aim segments · 6

1 line6 lines

Sound & touch

Practice soundPlay a short sound when you take a shot or hit a target.

Touch feedbackVibrate briefly after a practice action, when supported by the device.

Appearance

Red energy. Blue precision. Saved on this device.

Account & billing

Manage player profile

Fair-play boundary

No root access, screen-reading, game memory edits, accessibility bots, automatic shots in other apps, or external aim overlays are included. SMART ENGINE's own practice lab is interactive and independent.

Guest practice preferences are session-only. Sign in to save them privately across devices.

ANDROID EXPORT

From web project to APK.

This is a React + Vite web app prepared for a free Capacitor Android wrapper. Build it on your computer using Android Studio; this preview cannot compile or download an APK binary.

Package IDcom.smartengine.app

1. Export & publish
Export this source project. Publish the web app and copy its exact HTTPS address so the injected account and storage services remain available.
2. Prepare Android
Install Node.js 22+, Android Studio, SDK 36, and JDK 21. Run the commands below with your published app address.
3. Build & install
Run the Gradle debug build, then copy app-debug.apk to your phone. For distribution, create your own signed release APK in Android Studio.

npm install
npm run build
npm run android:prepare -- "YOUR_PUBLISHED_HTTPS_APP_URL"
npm run android:open
npm run android:apk

Output: android/app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk

The hosted wrapper needs internet access. Chrome sign-in and Android WebView sessions are separate; no automatic OAuth handoff is claimed. No Android build was executed in this environment.