Bullseye Match - free app for Android, iOS and Windows

Bullseye Match performs the range officer operations for a course of Precision Pistol. It plays Prep, Slow fire, Timed and Rapid fire range calls for a "300" Gallery or full "600" or "900" Aggregate relay. It is designed to be simple and intuitive for shooters. It can be used for training, timing, or to run an entire match.

Tapping the target plays each string, and the match moves forward automatically. The calls play with regulation timing, followed by the start signal. It counts down the time, plays the stop signal and closing calls, then advances to the next round. If you finish early, tap the target to finish or cancel the round. Another tap begins the next relay, until all stages are fired.

Buttons indicating the upcoming round can be used to skip, replay or change the sequence manually. The buttons will slide to display the match clearly and make selection easy. Timer functions are available for self-timing, drills, and match preparation.

The app also provides a scoring calculator for B2, B3, B6, B8 and B16 targets, with ring scores, X count and Alibi corrections. It can capture photographs of scored targets, watermarking them with the date, time and any scoring information.

All types of audio are supported, including bluetooth, and mixed with any other streams, so it can be used while listening to other audio, if desired. Selfie-type clickers for remote control work too, great for use in club matches!

Target turning can also be controlled from the app. The PTTC Personal Target Turning Controller from Freedom Technologies is supported, initially.

And:

Bullseye Match is FREE and without ads.

We hope you enjoy using it, which was developed with the team at Riverside Gun Club. The author enjoys sharing it with the bullseye community everywhere. Please use it to support bullseye shooting activities!

-TT- wrote:I've opted for simplicity

-TT- wrote:Scripting for EIC, ISSF, rifle, etc are possible but

Oleg G wrote:Interesting, the [Android version of the] app does not yet show in the store search but the link works.

-TT- wrote:I
Anyway I don't understand "recognize the B2 target". All the app does is bring up the camera so you can take a picture. It then crops it a bit, watermarks it with the session info, and saves it for you. Can you be more specific what's happening that you don't expect?

The order of the targets in the list is rearranged depending on what match you ran last, btw. You can scroll around and choose any one you like however.

mikemargolis wrote:I also might suggest removing the 100 as the default score, I mean, we all have to backsapce that one out, don't we?

mikemargolis wrote:The photo results are all jumbled for me. 

In the photo, I choose the SLOW fire target, and it asks for X count. Works and records and watermarks, but records it as a Timed Fire targer

Choosing Timed Fire, it asks for no X, and gives the Array Error
Choosing Rapid Fire, it asks for no X, and gives the Array Error

-TT- wrote:

Here's a quick'n'dirty workaround:

TonyH wrote:TT,
Tried using a selfie type remote control with the app today, but all it will do is control the Volume Up indicator. I enabled the RC in the Settings menu and connected to iPhone via bluetooth.
If I open the camera app, I can use the remote to take pictures, so the BT connection is fine. I do see the RC symbol on the right side of the app screen.
Tony

TonyH wrote:Disregard below....I rebooted the iPhone and reconnected to remote. It is working now, something must have hung up.

TT,
Tried using a selfie type remote control with the app today, but all it will do is control the Volume Up indicator. I enabled the RC in the Settings menu and connected to iPhone via bluetooth.
If I open the camera app, I can use the remote to take pictures, so the BT connection is fine. I do see the RC symbol on the right side of the app screen.
Tony

-TT- wrote:

Oleg G wrote:Interesting, the [Android version of the] app does not yet show in the store search but the link works.

I looked into this some more - it appears to be a common issue for newly-listed apps. Google's play store search can take up to a week to "analyze" an app description. I guess this includes the name of the app itself. :?

The app bundle name includes "bullseyematch" (no space), and in the meantime that's the only way search will find it.

Or this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.talpey.BullseyeMatch

WillH wrote:In terms of suggestions:  If practical, it would be nice to build in a feature to select a time lag between drill intervals.  For example, when doing a 2 second drill it would be useful to be able to select a lag after a cycle is completed.  With a delay it would be:  edge, face 2 sec, edge, delay - then back to edge.

-TT- wrote:Yes, I've had one other request for something like that. With a second setting (drill time and also drill interval) things might get a little confusing or crowded, so I'm thinking through how to present them.

What range of delay? More than five seconds? Ten? Is it a setting you'd want to change often, or set-and-forget?

Bullseye Match 1.1 (build 102)

Fixes:
   Added time for turning/resetting targets at end of strings
   Corrected target photographing glitches

Enhancements:
   Simplified manual scoring process for target photos

What range of delay? More than five seconds? Ten? Is it a setting you'd want to change often, or set-and-forget?

WillH wrote:I think a delay of 5 sec would be enough since the shot drills would be limited to individuals practicing.  I can also see how things could get crowded on the app so perhaps a place for it to go would be under Settings > Sounds and controls > New section for "Delay between Shot Drills" > on/off toggle for 5 seconds or a selection of either 0, 5, or 10 sec.