Demo

The real console, on a made-up range.

This is the same interface a club runs, built from the same source, filled with invented stations and shooters. No signup, nothing to install, and nothing you click reaches any real hardware.

Best on a desktop or tablet — it is a console, not a phone app.

What to look at

Four things worth your two minutes.

01

The station cards

Target counters, trap and accessory voltages, activity and radio health, one card per station. Resize them, collapse them, filter them.

02

The overview grid

Every station grouped by discipline, with online state at a glance. This is the page a manager leaves up on a wall.

03

The scorecard

Hit and miss marks in the order they were called, with unresolved shots held as questions rather than counted as misses.

04

The shooter panel

Open a shooter and see their visits, shot strings and debits — the reconciliation view, not a leaderboard.

Being straight with you

What the demo isn't.

Every name, card number, station and reading in the demo is invented. No customer data ships in it. The manual command page is present so you can see what it looks like, but its responses are simulated locally — the demo has no backend, contacts no server, and cannot reach a radio, a counter board or a database. A live installation is a different build entirely.