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Compete from
your own range.

Print a target, shoot it, scan it. The other shooters in your event review the scores, so the standings hold up — no club membership, no scorekeeper, no spreadsheet.

Free to join a community league

Two ways an event is scoredEXAMPLE
Group target
Five shots at one target. Scored on how tight the group is (green) and how close its center sits to the bullseye (blue), adjusted for your distance.
Precision target
Five circles, one shot at each. Your score is the total distance from every shot to the center of its own circle (blue) — lower is better.
Submitted scans are peer-reviewed by the other shooters in the event before they count.

Open community leagues

Free to join. Shoot at any range, submit from your phone.

Your community isn't listed?

Nominate it and we'll reach out to the club about starting a community league.

How a league event works

Four steps, about fifteen minutes at the bench.

01

Print the target

Generate a smart-target for your distance on any home printer.

02

Shoot your string

Five rounds, your range, whenever the bay is free.

03

Scan and submit

Your phone camera measures the target and files your score.

04

Peers confirm it

Other shooters in the event review the scan, then it hits the board.