The app helps users prepare for clay target shooting by visualizing target trajectories. It includes ISSF Olympic Trap tables and can be used as a shooting game with adjustable target speeds and delays.
by Rennie Deguara★ 4.33 ratingsSports$17.99Data updated 2026-10-09
Play arcade by selecting courses and lining up to hit the hole. Earn points for close and collect coins. Unlock characters and compete in challenges. Challenge friends via Messages for multiplayer matches.
Track sessions with session logging and goal setting. View detailed statistics and progress charts. Save scores and compare performance across sessions. Connect with other archers to share results and insights.
Ride through 3D levels with customizable bikes. Perform tricks and stunts to complete challenges. Track combos and accuracy across varied levels. Customize bike appearance and settings.
Simulate pigeon with and disciplines. Select modes like doubles or 5 stand. Manage squads with rotating positions. Track events with 25 or 50 pairs. Adjust for handicapped rules and wobbles.
Play a football game with touch controls to swipe the into the top corner. Choose from knuckleball, power shot, dipping shot, and screwball. Unlock fans, keepers, footballs, and scenes. Play classic, hit the target, or free kick modes.
Play by tapping the screen to shoot arrows at a target without hitting others. Complete 401 levels with increasing difficulty. Track progress and unlock new challenges as levels update.
View and compare performance across IPSC, USPSA, and other shooting sports matches. Search results by match or name. Download and view results offline. Sync scores via WiFi from scoring devices.
Track bowling scores with real-time updates for single or multiplayer games. Use baker scoring system, calculate ball speed in mph/kph, and view average stats. Log splits, oil pattern markups, and ball drilling specs.
The app features Classic Mode where players shoot from nine positions around the 3-point line. Users flick the ball toward the basket, with flick speed and direction controlling the ball's trajectory.