Take a photo.
Photograph the target with a phone. No scanner, sensor, lane upgrade or special target system.
EVERY SHOT TELLS A STORY.
Paper targets. Real progress. Turn a phone photo into decimal scores, precise group analysis and a clearer view of every athlete.
Photo. Two taps. Ring check. One-tap save.Your athletes still shoot paper. Your coaches still coach. Ten Ring simply creates the record that was missing.
Photograph the target with a phone. No scanner, sensor, lane upgrade or special target system.
See decimal scores, mean radius, extreme spread and the real group centre, not just a handwritten total.
Sessions accumulate into a coach view that makes improvement, decline and missed training visible.
Photograph the card, then tap twice: the centre of the bull, then the edge of the black. On a 10m card that edge is a printed ring, so those two taps tell Ten Ring exactly how many millimetres each pixel is. The computed rings are drawn over your photo and you can see the maths sitting on the printed lines before you trust a score. Once the rings agree with the card, one tap saves the session: decimal scores, mean radius, extreme spread and group centre go straight onto the squad board.
Those two taps are the reason there is nothing to install and nothing to brace a phone against. No scanner, no sensor, no fixed rig, no lane upgrade — the scale comes off the paper itself, so any phone already in the lane can score a card.
Instead of asking three coaches who looked good last week, scan the squad and know where the conversation should start.
| ATHLETE | 14-DAY TREND | AVG. SCORE | GROUPING | LAST TRAINED |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aarav S. | ↑ Improving | 10.31 | 4.2 mm | Yesterday |
| Ira M. | ↑ Improving | 10.28 | 4.6 mm | 2 days ago |
| Rohan K. | ↓ Slipping | 10.12 | 6.8 mm | Yesterday |
| Meher A. | No recent trend | 10.22 | 5.1 mm | 7 days ago |
You do not need another app your coaches forget to open. You need a record of training that is more reliable than memory and easier than a notebook.
Keep doing it. Ten Ring adds what a written score misses: group size, group centre and trend across sessions.
Good. The workflow begins with a photo and ends with a board. No setup project and no new lane hardware.
That is exactly why the first step is a two-week pilot, not a contract. Use it with a real batch and decide from there.
Decide on a pilot knowing where the edges are. These are the gaps we would rather you hear about now than find in week two.
Ten Ring runs on the phone that scored the cards. Every academy signing in, with each coach on their own device, is the next build.
Sessions are stored on the device that scored them, so that phone holds the academy's copy. Clearing its browser clears the record.
A term-end progress card you can send home is not built yet. The weekly sheet copies as plain text today.
You cannot leave a note against an athlete that surfaces before their next session.
It scores training cards. Series-by-series breakdown across a full 60-shot match is not there yet.
Scoring needs a connection at the range, and the squad sheet goes out as text rather than a printable file.
Start with a free two-week pilot using one real squad or batch. If Ten Ring works for your coaches, continue with the full academy service for one flat monthly fee.
AFTER YOUR FREE PILOT
Current listed rate in INR. International pricing is not set yet. One academy subscription after the two-week trial. Continue only if the pilot proves useful for your coaching team.
Start the free pilotRun Ten Ring with one squad at your shooting academy, wherever you train. Use your current paper targets. At the end, choose whether to stop or continue for ₹2,500 per month.