Score the card, not the calendar

Club shooters lose real training time to scoring. Walk off the line, hold the card up to the light, squint at a 4.5 mm hole, argue about whether it touches the line, write the number down, repeat — sixty times. By the time you know your score, the feel of the shot is long gone.

TargetLog replaces that routine with three steps: photograph the card, verify the detected shots, move on. Detection runs on-device with machine-learning models that find each hole, map it to the printed ring geometry, and apply the official scoring rules for your discipline — the same plug-gauge logic a human scorer uses, applied consistently to every shot.

What automatic scoring gives you that a notebook can't

  • Every shot logged, not just the total. Each detected hole keeps its position, so you can review placement shot by shot, not just the sum.
  • Correctable detections. Overlapping holes and torn paper are the honest weak spot of any camera-based scorer. Tap any shot to adjust it — the rest of the session is untouched.
  • Instant feedback during practice. Knowing your series score while the session is still live lets you adjust hold, sight settings or trigger work when it still matters.
  • History that compounds. Sessions stack into a searchable log with progression charts, distribution histograms and group-size trends — the data you'd need months of spreadsheets to build by hand.
  • Privacy by default. Detection, scoring and storage run locally. Nothing is uploaded unless you opt into sync.

Built for the whole range bag

A scoring app is only as useful as the targets it recognises. TargetLog ships with ring geometries for the ISSF events club shooters actually train — 10m air rifle, 10m air pistol, 25m precision and rapid-fire pistol events, 50m free pistol, 50m rifle three-position and 300m rifle — plus French FFTIR, German BDS and NRA 5m target formats. Calibers from .177 match pellets through .22 LR, centerfire and 12-gauge slug are covered with the correct gauging for the discipline.

That breadth matters at clubs where one evening covers an air rifle junior league and a 50m slow-fire group on the same firing line.

Honest limits, on purpose

TargetLog is a training aid, not a certified match-scoring system — official competitions are scored by electronic targets or appointed judges, and no phone app replaces either. What it does give you is rule-accurate scoring on your practice cards, instantly, with the same ring boundaries and inner-ten logic used in competition. For training analysis, that's more than enough signal — and far more data than most club shooters have ever had.

Ready to try it? Download TargetLog free, photograph your next card, and check the score before your next relay.