What it does
Every game, by the book
The option is box 25 wherever you take it. A doubles round is 24 targets or 26, alternating. A handicap round is a different event from a 16-yard round and never touches its average. Wobble is a club game and stays in its own column.
Two taps a bird
Hit or Lost, thumb-sized, readable in sunlight. The app calls the next bird before it's thrown, walks the squad through the rotation, and knows where you started if the marshal put you on post 3.
On your wrist
Score from the Apple Watch with the phone in your bag. Each round runs as a workout, so the screen stays on the score until the last bird — and the round counts toward your rings.
Where the birds go
After a few rounds it stops showing you numbers and starts answering the question: which station is costing you, how many birds a round it costs, and what to shoot on your own until it stops.
The card, not a screenshot
Share the round as a paper scoresheet in its own discipline's notation — post groups for trap, H and L boxes and the option square for skeet, a row per stand for sporting. Print one for the clubhouse board.
Your run, tracked properly
A straight is a clean round. A run is consecutive birds and it carries across scorecards, per discipline, the way the record books count it. 25, 50, 75, 100, 200 — and the 99, which every trap shooter understands.
The app
Price
The first five rounds are free and nothing is held back in them — every discipline, the watch, the stats, the exports. Five rounds is enough to know whether this is the app you want in your vest pocket. After that it's a single purchase that covers the iPhone app and the Apple Watch app together.
Your scores are yours. They live on your device, and you can export every shot you have ever recorded to a spreadsheet at any time.
Questions
Email support@standandswing.com, or read the support page first — it covers most of them.