Score every shot live, with your discipline's programme built in: ISSF, NSF felt and T96, Hurtigpistol, NAIS and more. Then watch your precision improve over weeks, not minutes.
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Features
Everything a shooting logbook should be
Replace the spiral notebook in your range bag with something that does the math, remembers everything, and shows you exactly where you're improving.
Your discipline, programme included
Pick ISSF air rifle or 25m rapid fire, NSF felt or T96, Hurtigpistol, NAIS or bullseye, and the session follows the programme: sighting and match stages, the right series length, decimal scoring down to 10.9, and hit counts for felt.
TargetSnap (beta)
Photograph your paper target and the ring overlay lines itself up. You place each shot on the photo, and the series is saved with the picture. Free while it is in beta.
Statistics that actually teach you
See your trend over weeks and months, not just one session. Split kneeling, prone and standing, see what the 8 and 6 second strings cost you in rapid fire, and filter by discipline or tag.
Match timers built in
Preset timers for Duel, Precision, Standard, Rapid Fire and Silhouette, timed to the ISSF and NSF rules, with a beep on every step. Or build your own drill.
Firearms & maintenance log
Track every firearm in your safe. Round count is logged automatically as you shoot. Schedule maintenance intervals, log cleanings and service, and never forget which one is overdue again.
Programmes and timers
Shoot the match, not a blank score sheet
Choose your discipline and Shotlog sets up the sighting and match stages for you. Start the matching timer from the session, and every step of a Duel or Rapid Fire string is called out with a beep.
ISSF air rifle and air pistol, 50m rifle, 25m pistol
NSF felt and T96, all eight weapon groups
Hurtigpistol, NAIS and the 25m sport and center fire match
Tap shots in as you go. The score is right when the round ends. Tag the session, note your firearm, and move on.
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Competition prep
Switch to Competitive mode. Track shots-per-round per discipline. Compare today against last month, last year, last season.
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Multiple firearms
Each rifle, pistol, or shotgun gets its own round counter and maintenance schedule. The rifle you only shoot in summer is still tracked.
Stats that teach you
Find the position or string that costs you points
Shotlog knows the programme you shot, so it splits the numbers the way your discipline does. A 3P session shows kneeling, prone and standing side by side. A Hurtigpistol session shows how your score holds up as the exposure drops from 10 to 8 to 6 seconds.
Points dropped and trend per position
Series score and ring counts per exposure time
Trends across sessions, weeks, and months
Why switch
Paper notebook vs spreadsheet vs Shotlog
Most shooters still log on paper. It works, until you want to look back at a season. Here's what changes when the logbook is a real app.
Capability
Paper notebook
Spreadsheet
Shotlog
Live score during the round
No
No
Yes
Trend across months / years
No
Manual
Yes
Tag & filter sessions
No
Manual
Yes
Per-firearm round count
Manual
Manual
Yes
Maintenance reminders
No
No
Yes
Built-in shot timer
No
No
Yes
Survives a rainy range day
No
Yes
Yes
Restores when you switch phones
No
Yes
Yes
Ranking system
From Lucky Luke to The Man With No Name
Every shot you log moves you up the ranks. It's a small thing, but it turns "sit down and log my session" into something you actually want to do.
Fourteen ranks, named after Wild West gunslingers. Where will you end up by the end of the season?
1 Lucky Luke
2 Butch Cassidy
3 Billy The Kid
4 Sundance Kid
5 Buffalo Bill
6 Jesse James
7 The Apache Kid
8 Wild Bill
9 Annie Oakley
10 John Wesley Hardin
11 Black Bart
12 Wyatt Earp
13 Doc Holliday
14 The Man With No Name
FAQ
Questions shooters actually ask
How do I track shooting scores digitally?
Shotlog lets you tap each shot in as you fire it. Scores total live, average updates after every round, and X / inner-ring counts roll up automatically. Every session is stored in the cloud so your history follows you across devices.
Can I log practice and competition sessions separately?
Yes. Each session is tagged Practice or Competitive, and you can filter analytics to either mode independently. Add free-form tags on top to slice by discipline, range, or anything else you care about.
Does Shotlog work for both rifle and pistol shooting?
Yes. Shotlog has ISSF rifle and pistol, NSF felt and T96, Hurtigpistol, NAIS, bullseye and supported shooting built in, and generic rings for anything else scored 0-10. Each discipline sets its own programme and series length.
How do I track maintenance for multiple firearms?
Add each firearm to the app and set a maintenance interval (rounds between cleanings). Shotlog increments the round count automatically every time you log a session against that firearm, and reminds you when service is due.
What scoring systems are supported?
Ring scores from 0 to 10 with X (inner ten) tracking, decimal scores down to 10.9 where the discipline uses them, and hit counts with figures and inner hits for NSF felt and T96. Sighting and match stages follow the programme of the discipline you pick.
Can I score from a photo of my target?
Yes, with TargetSnap. Take a photo of your paper target and Shotlog lines up the scoring rings on it. You then place each shot on the photo yourself, so the score is always yours. TargetSnap is in beta and free while it is.
Is my shooting data private?
Your data is yours. Sessions are scoped to your account, encrypted in transit, and never shared with third parties. You can export or delete everything from inside the app.
Is Shotlog free?
Yes. Logging sessions, recording scores, climbing the marksman ranks, exporting your data and TargetSnap (while in beta) are free. Pro unlocks every discipline and programme, statistics and analytics, firearms tracking, match timers, session tags and more.
Which languages does Shotlog support?
English, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. The app picks up your phone's language automatically.