Structured sessions without rigid journaling
Choose a training or match format, classify sighters and extras, and add the notes or tags that matter to you. The card images and measured shots remain attached to that context.
A logbook built from the evidence on your cards
Shooting training diary and logbook app
Each verified target becomes more than a total: TargetIQ keeps the card, shot positions, session format, notes and tags together so progress is easier to revisit and compare.
- Session types
- Training, 40-shot and 60-shot match
- Context
- Notes, tags, sighters and extras
- History
- Personal bests, charts and exports
Keep the result and the reason behind it
Progress beyond one headline score
Track shot average, inner tens, streaks, match and series personal bests, tightest groups and performance history. Rifle and Pistol histories stay separate.
Results you can take with you
Create a shareable result card or PDF session summary, and use account export and restore tools to keep a portable copy of your training data.
How the workflow works
- 1
Name the purpose
Start a training or match session and add a short note or tags for the technical focus, equipment setup or conditions.
- 2
Build the record card by card
Scan match cards, sighters and extras. TargetIQ preserves their roles while keeping the full visual and positional record.
- 3
Review immediately
Use series, totals, grouping and centred-score potential to decide what the session says before the details fade from memory.
- 4
Compare deliberately
Return to the dashboard, filter by event and read personal bests or trends alongside the notes that explain changes in training.
What to know before relying on a result
- A useful diary still depends on consistent session labels, notes and comparable training conditions.
- Personal-best badges are training milestones, not official records or competition classifications.
- Account data should be exported periodically if you want an additional offline backup for long-term records.
Questions about this feature
Can I keep sighters in the diary without scoring them as match shots?
Yes. Mark a card as a sighter or extra and it stays in the session record without being included in the match-card calculation.
Which personal bests does TargetIQ track?
The dashboard can identify best match, best 10-shot series, best average and tightest group, alongside other session statistics.
Can I export my shooting logbook?
Yes. TargetIQ supports shareable results and PDF session summaries, plus account data export and restore for portability.
Turn the next paper card into training data
Create a free TargetIQ account, photograph a card and review the detected result before it enters your history.
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