For coaches
Practice day, handled.
Photograph the cards. MarksmanIQ scores them, figures out whose they are, and keeps the board — so the drive home isn’t spent adding up sheets.
From the line to the board
What practice day looks like
Three steps, and only one of them needs your judgment.
Photograph the cards
Cards come off the line and you shoot them with whatever is in your hand — phone, tablet. They upload from the practice page and start scoring while you run the next relay. Snap the same card twice and the duplicate is dropped, not scored again.
Confirm who shot it
Every sheet carries a handwritten name. MarksmanIQ crops that name, reads it against your roster, and pre-selects the athlete it belongs to. You confirm with a tap — and it learns each kid’s handwriting from the ones you already assigned.
Review what came back
Each bull returns with every hole measured against the real rings and scored the way a judge would. Step through the queue, drag a hole that landed wrong, drop one that was never a shot. Penalties apply themselves from the rulebook.
A real card from a real practice — scored by the same pipeline your club’s cards go through.
Both disciplines are supported: 5m BB and 10m air rifle (3P), each scored against its own rulebook — they are not the same penalties, and we don’t pretend they are.
You don’t have to do it alone
Hand the queue to a parent
Switch on the review queue for a practice and you get a link. Anyone holding it can help assign and review that practice’s targets — and nothing else. No account to create, no way into the rest of your club, no roster to hand over.
Done with it? Regenerate the link and the old one stops working. Opening and closing the queue is a club-admin control — a coach can review all day, but only an admin hands out the link.
marksmaniq.com/r/k3f9tq2wCopyThe real control, from the practice page
What you get back
The whole team, one table
Every position, every athlete
Average and best for prone, standing, sitting and kneeling — sorted however you want. Tap a shooter for their practice history and the trend behind it.
The scores are already there
Nothing gets typed in. A practice total is assembled from the cards you photographed, so the board is current the moment the last sheet is reviewed.
Written test alongside it
For 5m BB clubs, test scores sit in the same table as the shooting — so you can see the kid who shoots 95s and keeps failing the rulebook.
The club dashboard is live and nothing you touch there is saved.
Assign it online
Quizzes & tests
Pick the rulebook sections you’ve been drilling, set a length, and send it to the team. You see who finished and how the group scored — so the next practice targets what they actually missed.
Or print it
Paper tests, answer key included
Ranges without reliable signal still need a written test. Generate one as a PDF with its answer key, print it, and grade it at the table.
The written test is a 5m BB requirement — there isn’t one for 10m, so 10m clubs never see this.
Optional, and off by default
A team page, if you want one
Publish results at a public address so families can follow along without an account. These are minors’ results, so the gate is deliberately strict.
An admin turns it on
Publishing is a club-admin call, and switching it on records an explicit attestation that permission was obtained. Not a checkbox anyone at the range can flip by accident.
Off until they say yes
No athlete appears until they, or their parent, turn on public results in their own account. Nobody is published by default.
Their call, not yours
Only the athlete or their parent can turn it on or off. A name on your roster without an account never appears.
Names can be published in full, as “First L.”, or first-name-only — your setting. What parents are told: the parent page.
What it costs
Free during our extended beta.
- Study, quizzes and tests are always free. No trial on the education side — it doesn’t expire.
- Target scoring is free for the entire club during our extended beta — no card, no clock. After the beta it will be $100/year for the entire club, with an introductory $50 for the first year — and at least 90 days’ notice before anything is charged. Not per athlete.
- Your athletes and their parents never pay anything.
Set up your club.
Create the club, share the join link with your families, and photograph your next practice. Your coaches get their own logins — you invite them.