Three steps — about ten seconds between your last shot and a scored card.
Zoom right in to check a single arrow — drag it, or nudge it 0.1 mm at a time.
Tap any feature — the phone shows you that screen.
Real cards from real practice — every mark below is an athlete-verified score, straight from a confirmed end.
Open an athlete's session, inspect every shot and send one clear action for the next practice.

Scoring apps stop at the scorecard. This one carries a club shoot all the way to a
published, official result — entries, review, ranking and a board the parents can watch.
Tournaments are launching soon. Photo scoring, athlete history and the
coach dashboard are available today.
Why it's different
Most products solve one half of the job. ScoreMyTarget connects the score to the people helping the athlete improve.
Switch between archery, air rifle and air pistol without splitting your progress across different apps. Every session adds to one training story.
A target photo becomes a score your coach can review, correct and turn into the next drill — without anyone entering arrows by hand.
Every result says Verified or Estimated. The photo and the edit record show what was checked, what changed and who confirmed it.
An AI detector we trained on confirmed archery, air-rifle and air-pistol cards works alongside a second reading taken from the printed face itself — each card keeps whichever found the shots better. Every correction an athlete or coach makes becomes a labelled example for the next release, so the scorer learns from the range it is used on.
Archery scoring runs at 91.8% on 390 held-out arrows — cards kept out of training entirely. Air rifle is 96.3%, air pistol 78.7%. We quote held-out figures because accuracy measured on cards a model has already learned flatters itself.
Performance, consistency, grouping and centring, each measured against this athlete’s own median over comparable recent sessions. Not a ranking against strangers — a read on whether today beat your usual.
Group size, bias and drift in the card’s own frame, so left is genuinely left. Filter by end, session, arrows or days, and every number above the filter obeys it.
Club averages, who is improving and who needs attention — with the photograph attached to every end, so a coach can send one clear action for the next practice.
| ScoreMyTarget | Photo-scoring apps | Club platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic photo scoring | Yes | Yes | Usually manual |
| Archery + 10 m rifle + pistol | One shared history | Usually one discipline | Varies |
| Coach and club dashboard | Included | Usually absent | Included |
| Score provenance | Verified / Estimated + edit record | Confidence handling varies | Manual record |
| How the score is read | Trained detector + printed-face cross-check | Varies, rarely stated | Human entry |
| Published field accuracy | 91.8% archery · measured on held-out cards | Uncommon | Not applicable |
Category patterns, not claims about any particular product. Features change.
Built for Indian athletes and clubs — not converted from a dollar-priced solo app.
Scoring is always free and never rationed. You pay when you want the app to explain your shooting — or to run other people's.
Use the original camera photo in good light. Keep the whole target visible, avoid heavy shadows and don't use a compressed screenshot or messaging-app copy.
Saved sessions remain available offline. Scoring a new photo needs a connection; pending changes sync when you reconnect.
Your targets and scores belong to your account. A coach or club can see them only through the athlete relationship in ScoreMyTarget. You can delete individual sessions and ends.
ScoreMyTarget supports common WA archery faces plus ISSF 10 m air-rifle and air-pistol cards. The scoring screen shows the exact target formats currently available.
Estimated means the photo result still needs review. Verified means an athlete or coach checked the detected points and confirmed the score; edits keep a record of who changed the result.
ScoreMyTarget is built alongside ONX Target Sportz, whose coaches guide the scoring rules, the coaching workflow and what actually matters on a shooting line.
Photograph it, confirm the score and carry one useful lesson into the next session.