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Shot Data Tracker

Your complete shooting record

Turn every range day into your next advantage.

Log the setup. Keep the evidence. See what actually improves. Shot Data Tracker brings your sessions, equipment, ammunition, target photos, chronograph data, and competitions together in one dependable system.

  • Purpose-built for shooters
  • Chronograph-ready
  • Exportable by design
Session intelligence
Example data
Total shots 412 Across 18 sessions
Average group 0.74 MOA ↓ 0.12 this month
Velocity SD 8.6 fps Best matching load
Group size trend Last eight sessions
Moving average
Best recent session 100 m load development .308 Win · 42.2 gr · calm
0.61 MOA
Up to dateAll devices synced
CSV analysedVelocity data linked

One record, wherever you shoot

  • Web
  • iPhone & iPad
  • Android
  • macOS
  • Windows

Try before you sign up

Explore the full demo suite.

Step into a private, ready-made Shot Data Tracker workspace and use the system as if you had already built a detailed shooting history. No account, setup, or sample-file hunting required.

Launch interactive demo No account needed · private for four hours

Explore freely: change filters, inspect sessions, compare ammunition, open chronograph data, and try the competition tools. The disposable workspace is removed when you sign out or when it expires.

Demo workspace Everything is ready
Live
40seeded sessions
4analysed calibres
40chronograph CSVs
1live competition
  • Equipment and ammunition library
  • Session history, trends, and comparisons
  • Factory-ammo and home-load analysis
  • Competition, template, and notification data
Private disposable session Resets automatically

Built around the questions that matter

A notebook remembers. Shot Data Tracker helps you understand.

Was it the load, the rifle, the weather, or you? Preserve the context from every session, then filter and compare it without rebuilding your history in a spreadsheet.

The whole system

Everything from first shot to final insight.

Start with a simple session log. Add deeper data only when it is useful to you.

01

Capture the complete session

Record date, location, rifle, calibre, ammunition, shot count, distance, temperature, wind, confidence, zero checks, notes, and a target photo in one structured entry.

  • Fast repeatable forms
  • Editable history
  • Search and filters
02

See performance clearly

Explore totals, trends, moving averages, saved filter presets, and side-by-side session comparisons to separate progress from guesswork.

03

Turn chronograph files into answers

Link CSV files to sessions and review velocity averages, standard deviation, extreme spread, min/max values, and other detected measurements—across factory ammunition or home loads.

04

Build your own equipment library

Keep the locations, calibres, rifles, bullets, powders, loads, primers, and factory ammunition you actually use ready for quick selection.

05

Keep the evidence attached

Store target photos and session-specific CSV data beside the record they belong to, so a result never loses its context.

06

Stay in control of your records

Account-scoped storage, CSV and JSON exports, no advertising trackers, and the ability to correct or delete your entries keep your data useful and portable.

Easy from day one

Your first useful insight starts in three steps.

You do not need a perfect data system before you begin. Add your usual setup, log the next range visit, and let your history become more valuable over time.

  1. 1

    Set up your kit

    Add your common rifles, calibres, ammunition, and locations once. Your session form becomes faster immediately.

  2. 2

    Record the range day

    Capture the essentials in moments. Add notes, a target image, or chronograph data when you want a richer record.

  3. 3

    Compare and improve

    Filter your history, compare sessions and loads, find trends, then take a clearer plan back to the range.

More than solo practice

Run a match without running a spreadsheet.

Create reusable competition formats, invite participants with a code, collect scores and target photos, and let the leaderboard update as results arrive.

  • 01 Manual-total or per-shot scoring
  • 02 Timed events and hidden leaderboards
  • 03 Group statistics, MOA, and CSV export
  • 04 Participant roles, comments, and notifications

Competition creation is available to approved organisers; any invited account can participate.

Summer precision series Live leaderboard
Open
4 groups × 5 shots 100 metres Ends in 2d 14h
  1. 1 AR Alex R.4 groups complete 0.68MOA 193Score
  2. 2 JM Jamie M.4 groups complete 0.74MOA 191Score
  3. 3 SK Sam K.3 groups complete 0.81MOA 146Score
8 participants Example data

One account. Every screen.

Take the same record from bench to desktop.

Use the web app or an official client built for your device. Your account, sessions, analytics, and competitions stay together.

  • Web, macOS & Windows

    Plan sessions, search your full history, edit records, export reports, and explore analytics on a larger screen.

  • iPhone, iPad & Android

    Log from the firing point, attach photos, join competitions, and keep pending entries ready to sync when a connection returns.

  • Raspberry Pi viewer

    Keep a read-only, touch-friendly dashboard visible in a portrait kiosk for recent sessions, totals, competitions, and Bullet Data.

Your records are yours

Useful to you. Not used to profile you.

Shot Data Tracker is a hosted service with account-scoped records. It does not include advertising networks, social media pixels, or external usage trackers, and your records are not sold or rented.

PortableExport sessions in CSV or JSON. CorrectableEdit or remove individual records. ProtectedSigned sessions and hashed passwords.
Read the privacy policy

Made for deliberate practice

A clearer record for every kind of progress.

01

Developing shooters

Keep conditions, confidence, zero checks, and lessons together. See practice build into a real body of evidence.

02

Reloaders & testers

Compare bullets, powder charges, primers, group results, and chronograph statistics without losing track of the exact recipe.

03

Competition organisers

Reuse match formats, invite participants, collect results, manage roles, and publish a consistent leaderboard.

Good to know

Common questions, straight answers.

Need product guidance after you join? The full user guide is available without signing in.

Open the user guide
What can I record in a session?

You can capture the date, location, calibre, rifle, shot count, distance, temperature, wind, ammunition details, confidence, zero-check status, notes, a target photo, and linked CSV data.

Can I use my chronograph data?

Yes. Upload a CSV, link it to a session, and Shot Data Tracker can summarise detected numeric columns. Bullet Data combines compatible velocity results across matching factory ammunition or filtered home loads.

Will it work at a range with poor signal?

Supported web and mobile clients can hold pending session entries locally and send them when a connection is available again. You can always review the sync state before leaving the range.

How do competitions work?

Approved organisers create a competition and share an invite code. Participants submit groups using manual-total or per-shot scoring, while the system handles statistics, rankings, photos, comments, and event notifications.

Can I export my records?

Yes. Your account provides CSV and JSON exports, and competition organisers can export leaderboard results as CSV.

Where should a new user begin?

Create an account, add the rifle, calibre, ammunition, and location you use most often, then log one recent or new session. Analytics become more useful naturally as your history grows.

Your next session is a data point

Make it one you can learn from.

Start with the essentials today. Build the shooting record you will be glad to have a year from now.