Photograph any target. Get your score in seconds.

Stop squinting at a paper target trying to work out whether today was better than last week. Targetry turns a phone photo into a measured, recorded score - and keeps every session, so your progress becomes something you can actually see.

WHAT ONE PHOTO GIVES YOU

• A score out of 10, graded in 0.1 steps, so real progress isn't lost to rounding
• Group size - the diameter of your group, as a percentage, or in real inches or millimeters once you tell Targetry how wide your target sheet is
• Center offset - how far off the aim point you grouped, and in which direction
• Stray shots - reported separately, so a tight group with three fliers doesn't quietly read as a perfect one
• Shot volume - how heavily the target was worked, from a handful of holes to a torn-out center

Every photo comes back marked up, showing exactly which group was measured. Save it to your phone with the scores on it.

ANY TARGET. ANY RANGE. ANY LIGHTING.

Most scoring apps demand a specific printed target, a tripod and studio lighting. Targetry doesn't.

• Round and bullseye targets - scored against the printed rings
• Humanoid silhouettes - head and torso scored separately, because a tight head group and a scattered torso shouldn't average into one number that describes neither
• Plain paper, or even a cardboard box with holes in it - no printed rings needed. Targetry measures the group you actually shot, and knowing there was no bullseye to aim at, doesn't punish you for where it landed on the sheet

No cropping and no perfect angle. An ordinary phone photo taken at the range works.

BUILT AROUND HOW PEOPLE ACTUALLY SHOOT

Sessions. Record the gun, the ammunition and the target size you're shooting, so comparing a .22 plinking session against defensive drills doesn't quietly mix the two.

Your history, everywhere. Log in on any device and your targets are there.

Statistics that answer the real question. Scores over time, your tightest groups ranked, and a straight answer to "am I getting better?" - Targetry compares your recent targets against the batch before them. When the difference is too small to tell apart from normal variation, it says so, instead of reporting noise as progress.

Notes. Write down what you were working on, the ammunition batch, or the malfunction, while you still remember it.

Re-score old targets. As the scoring improves, one tap re-analyzes a stored photo, so your whole history stays graded by one consistent standard.

FREE TO START

Start free, with 5 analyses every month - no card needed, and every result is saved with full history. Need more? Subscribe through Google Play: Monthly gives you 30 analyses a month, Annual gives you 300 a year at a better price. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel, which you can do any time in Google Play.

NO ADS, NO TRACKING

No advertising, no advertising ID, and no third-party analytics or tracking. Your photos and scores are tied to your own account and shown only to you.

You don't have to delete your account to remove something: delete a single target, several at once, or a whole shooting session including the gun and ammunition recorded on it. Deleting your account removes everything, immediately and permanently.

HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS

Targetry measures your grouping - how tight and how centered your shots are. Scoring comes from an AI vision model and can be wrong. It is a training and record-keeping aid, not an official scorer, and not a substitute for a qualified instructor or a range safety officer. Always follow the firearm and range rules that apply to you.

Targetry currently scores one target per sheet: a single round target, or a single humanoid with one head and one torso. Sheets with extra bonus bullseyes printed beside the head aren't scored correctly yet.