App to practice finals (and other events)

[phertzog]

The format of finals has slightly changed with the 2017 ISSF rules and it's not easy to practice them if you don't have someone helping you. Shootwatch is an app for iOS mobile devices made for this. It provides you with official audible commands for all olympic shooting events. You will feel as if a Range Officer was right there with you. The app contains:

• Instructions for all olympic rifle and pistol events, including finals!!!
• Timings and commands strictly following the official ISSF rules.
• Available languages are English, French and German; the language for the commands can be selected independently from the language of the app.

Shootwatch is available in the Apple App Store and you can get it by clicking here.

[BR1942]

Thank you but it is forbiden any electronic device in the range.

[TenMetrePeter]

Thank you but it is forbiden any electronic device in the range.

It's only for practising not for use in ISSF event!

If its mostly audio I wonder why it wasnt done for Android too.

[ChipEck]

I bought it. It seems to work as advertized.

[phertzog]

I bought it. It seems to work as advertized.

Thank you! Let me know in case you have any feedback. If you're interested, you can also like the FB page of 10point9apps to get news and updates.

[TenMetrePeter]

I bought it. It seems to work as advertized.

Thank you! Let me know in case you have any feedback. If you're interested, you can also like the FB page of 10point9apps to get news and updates.

Ah you wrote it! How about an Android version?

[phertzog]

I bought it. It seems to work as advertized.

Thank you! Let me know in case you have any feedback. If you're interested, you can also like the FB page of 10point9apps to get news and updates.

Ah you wrote it! How about an Android version?

This will depend on the demand. If the number of requests is high enough, I'll write an Android version :-)

[abinok]

I use android, and would certanly buy this app.
A great way to gauge intrest might be to run a kickstarter.
Targetscan came to android via that route, and is now a fantastic tool.