A pistol shooting app that helps you improve
ShootMind is an app for precision pistol and rifle shooters. Photograph a target and it finds the shots, scores them and describes the group. Save targets into sessions, and it follows your trends over time, points out repeating patterns and suggests what to train next. A team of AI coaches answers questions about your own shooting, and you can set goals, prepare for competitions and shoot matches with friends. The aim is simple: understand your shooting and know what to train next.
What ShootMind does
- Scans targets and scores the shots.
- Analyses group position, size and shape.
- Saves training sessions and works as your shooting log.
- Compares sessions and shows trends.
- Sets goals and suggests what to train.
- AI coaching based on your own data.
- Competition preparation and match review.
- Matches with friends, locally or remotely.
More than a target scanner
Scanning is the quick part. The value comes from what happens across many targets: seeing that a low-left pattern keeps returning, that the last series of every session drops, or that a change in grip actually tightened the groups.
Getting started
- Scan one target — no account needed to try.
- Create a free account to save it.
- Scan every target at your next range visit.
Common questions
Does ShootMind cost anything?
You can start free: scan targets, log sessions and create matches with friends. Plus adds deeper analysis and more coaching.
Which targets are supported?
ShootMind recognises the common precision pistol and rifle targets, including ISSF targets. You can always correct shots by hand.
Do I have to scan every target?
No. You can also enter scores manually. The more targets you scan, the more reliable the patterns and suggestions become.
Related guides
Stop guessing from one target. Build a shooting history and let ShootMind look for the patterns that are difficult to see one session at a time.
Always follow firearm-safety rules, range regulations and the manufacturer's instructions. Safety takes precedence over training.