Works without signal
The officer downloads the match package once. After that, score sheets are saved on the phone and sent on their own when the network is back. The header shows what has already gone out.
The shooter registers from their phone, the range officer scores at the stage, the organiser prints the bulletin. One system, so nobody retypes score sheets late into the night after the match. And before you start, you can study for the patent exam in the same app.
Signal drops behind the berm. You have gloves on, a timer in your other hand and a squad waiting for the stage. We built Range for exactly these conditions.
The officer downloads the match package once. After that, score sheets are saved on the phone and sent on their own when the network is back. The header shows what has already gone out.
You add your PZSS licence by scanning its QR code. Your permit, firearm numbers and photos are at hand for registration and the gear check. They stay on your phone, not on the server.
The officer’s phone calculates the standings from what has been entered so far. When the network is back, the organiser sees the same in Desk and shooters see it in Shooter.
The shooter signs up from their phone. The organiser confirms payments, builds squads and assigns start numbers in Desk. Nobody retypes lists from emails.
From studying for the patent, through registration, to results from the stage. All in one phone.
A score sheet that works where there is no signal.
Organiser's panel in your browser. Nothing to install.
The organiser creates the match in Desk and opens registration.
The shooter registers in Shooter. Licence and documents are on the phone.
The organiser builds squads, stages and rotation. Officers download the match package into Range.
At the stage the officer enters time, hits and penalties, even without signal. The shooter confirms the result.
When the network is back, score sheets reach Desk and Shooter on their own.
The organiser prints the bulletin. The range master settles disputes.
Yes. You need internet once to download the match package, and if another phone with Range already has it, it can pass it on over Bluetooth or a local network. Results wait in a queue and send themselves.
PiRO and PoKO-GMS with a full score sheet at the stage, plus matches with standard target scoring calculated from score sheets (precision and shotgun), e.g. open matches of the NTS club and the air gun league. More disciplines arrive as modules. Penalties, time limits and the scoring method come in the match package together with the rules.
No. They can sign in with a Scorun account or use a device paired with the match by a one-time QR code from Desk. The organiser can also turn on an officer PIN.
No. Photos of firearms and documents stay on your phone. Details are in the privacy policy.
Shooter and Range: Android 7.0 or later, from Google Play or as an APK file. iPhone and iPad: coming soon to the App Store. Desk runs in the browser, nothing to install.
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