Event-specific target geometry
Air Rifle and Air Pistol use different ring dimensions. TargetIQ keeps their target models and training histories separate instead of treating every black bull as the same scale.
Paper scoring, made inspectable
TargetIQ finds the target geometry and pellet-hole centres in a phone photo, applies event-specific integer scoring, then shows the overlay so you can check the result before saving it.

Air Rifle and Air Pistol use different ring dimensions. TargetIQ keeps their target models and training histories separate instead of treating every black bull as the same scale.
A paper shot is scored by the ring touched by the outside edge of the scoring gauge. TargetIQ models the pellet diameter around the detected shot centre and assigns the integer ring reached by that gauge.
Detection is a starting point, not an unquestionable verdict. The review overlay lets you correct the crop, rings and shot markers; saved totals and analysis use those corrected positions.
Select 10 m Air Rifle or the Air Pistol beta so the correct paper-target dimensions are used.
Keep all printed rings visible, avoid hard shadows and take the photo as square to the paper as practical.
Confirm the crop, target rings and each shot marker. Drag a marker, add a missed shot or remove a false detection when necessary.
The verified positions become the card score, inner-ten count, grouping data and session history.
No. TargetIQ currently records integer paper-target scores and inner tens. It does not reproduce electronic-target decimal measurement.
Yes. You can adjust the target crop and rings, then move, add or remove shot markers before saving the card.
No. It is designed for personal practice and training review, not official match scoring or challenges.
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