Billiards parlor software, written for the per-frame floor.

Per-frame floor, credit ledger, and the cashbook in one place.

Billiards parlors operate on the same per-frame economics as snooker and pool, with the same hidden math at peak hour: which customer is on which table, how many frames they've played, who's paying cash, who's on a tab, and what they ordered from the counter. Strikee was written by an owner whose Saturday close used to take till 1 AM with a calculator. The floor view holds the live count, the credit ledger holds running balances, and the cashbook merges both at end of day with the till already matched.

Per-frame and per-hour billing modes coexist on the same table, so a regular who plays six frames and a walk-in who books an hour can both be served without switching systems. Split modes — loser-pays, three-player splits, multi-tab — handle the actual payment situations real players create. Pause / resume on the same tab means a customer who steps away for a phone call doesn't fall off the floor and lose their accumulated frames.

Credit is where most billiards parlors lose money quietly. A regular runs a tab for three Saturdays in a row, the marker forgets to mark it down, the regular ghosts on the fourth Saturday. The credit watchlist flags this on Friday — before the next Saturday — with a one-tap WhatsApp reminder. The retention dashboard tracks the 28-day return cohort so you can see which regulars are slowing down before they fully stop.

A typical Saturday at a 4-table parlor

6:00 PM: tables T-01 and T-02 live with walk-ins, T-03 starts a tournament-style 3-way split (loser pays). 8:30 PM: regulars on T-04 open a tab, order chai and packaged snacks from the counter. 10:45 PM: T-03 split settled across cash and UPI; T-04 tab pushed to next visit. 11:14 PM: lock day. Cash matches till. UPI tally reconciled. Two credit settlements rolled forward. Next-morning P&L PDF auto-generated for CA.

What we're not yet

Frame-by-frame video archive, automated handicap calculations across leagues, and integrated billiards league standings are on the roadmap but not shipping today. For everything else — sessions, credit, cashbook, multi-table pricing, retention, POS — the public-beta build runs production-grade.