A free pool table with video chat. Create a private room, send one link, and rack up — or play the AI when nobody's around.
Kosmi pool is a table for two people who already know each other. You make a room, you send a link, and whoever takes the other seat is the one you invited.
Video and voice chat run inside the room, with each player's camera at their end of the rail. Everyone else in the room can watch the frame and talk.
The table runs in the browser, on a laptop or a phone. Your friend opens the link and sits down — no app, no account.
Press Play against AI and Kosminaut takes the other seat. It picks real shots, calls its pocket on the 8, and has something to say when the rack ends.
When the rack winds down, the same room does watch parties, poker, card games and retro consoles. You don't have to move anywhere.
Standard 8-ball, refereed by the table, so you know what you're sitting down to.
| Game | 8-ball — solids and stripes, then the 8 |
|---|---|
| Players | Two at the table; anyone else in the room can watch |
| Groups | Open table after the break; the first legal pot assigns solids and stripes |
| Fouls | Scratch, wrong ball first, no contact, or no rail — the opponent gets ball in hand |
| The 8 | Call the pocket. Early, wrong pocket, or with a scratch loses the rack |
| 8 on the break | Reracked, same breaker |
| Spin | Top, bottom and side spin on every shot |
| Turn timer | 90 seconds, so nobody can stall the table |
| Rematch | One click; the break alternates |
| Video chat | Built into the room |
| Cost | Free |
Create a Kosmi room with the pool table in it, send your friend the room link, and take a seat each. They open the link in a browser and sit down at the other end of the table — no account needed to join, and nothing to install on any device.
Yes, completely. The table, the video chat and the room are free, and there's no limit on how many racks you play. Kosmi Premium exists for other things, but nothing about the pool game is paywalled.
Yes. Sit down and press Play against AI, and Kosminaut, the room's AI companion, takes the other seat. It plays real shots, calls its pocket on the 8 and says something when it wins or loses.
Yes. The table is open until the first legal pot after the break assigns solids and stripes. Scratching, hitting the wrong ball first, missing everything, or failing to reach a rail is a foul and gives your opponent ball in hand. You have to call a pocket for the 8, and potting it early, in the wrong pocket or while scratching loses the rack.
No. The table runs in the browser, and guests join straight from the room link without signing up. It works on phones as well as laptops.
Yes. Video and voice chat are built into the room, so both players are on camera at the rail, and anyone else in the room can watch and talk.
Yes. A spin control next to the cue lets you add top, bottom and side spin before a shot, and the physics runs the same on every screen, so both players see exactly the same rolls.