Practising billiards, playing cards with friends and understanding what is happening on your Mac. Explore the products we build for different needs and where they are available today.
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Billiards practice
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An interactive billiards simulator for three-cushion and free-carom practice. Set up positions, compare calculated shot paths and review replays.
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The need
Recreate a billiards position and compare different shots.
Setviva’s contribution
We develop the simulation, shot controls and replay/history tools. Web and mobile versions demonstrate our experience delivering the same interaction across different screens.
Position practice with angle, spin and power controls
An online mobile card game where you can practise against bots and join friends at the table.
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The need
Help several players follow moves and game rules at the same table.
Setviva’s contribution
We develop the game flow, mobile interface and tables with friends. Shared state and rule-based workflows are also engineering concerns in multi-user business software.
Understand your Mac’s CPU, memory, disk and network use through clear charts and process details.
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The need
Read changes in Mac resource use and understand which process contributes.
Setviva’s contribution
We develop the Mac app, process view and local history tools. Making data over time understandable is an approach we also use when designing operational dashboards.
Process details and a menu bar summary
Local history and period comparisons
Platforms and availability
Available for macOS; download and 14-day trial open
We bring experience in rule modelling, real-time interaction and clear data presentation from these products to business software. Each client project has its own agreed scope, success measures and delivery terms.