Shooting logs
Best when you need a lightweight history of range visits, round counts, scores, or notes.
Comparison hub
Best shooting apps for target analysis
Choose between a simple range log, a target-scoring tool, manual tracking, and a connected workflow for target analysis.
Club46 combines photographed targets, automatic hit detection, group analysis, and training history. The selected comparisons below focus on products and workflows with clear international relevance.
How to read this comparison
The matrix uses public product information and visible workflows. It separates range logging from automatic target scoring and deeper target-based training analysis.
Comparison matrix
Club46 is highlighted because scanning plus analysis is the reference workflow for this section.
The important distinction: logging is not analysis
Target-scoring tools
Best when photographing a paper target should produce a score and basic shot-group measurements.
Connected analysis workflows
Best when target photos, group metrics, trends, and club activity should support repeatable training decisions.
Detailed English comparisons
These pages were selected for global relevance. Sweden-specific products remain on the Swedish comparison hub.
Analysis
TargetScan ISSF Pistol & Rifle alternative
Digital scoring and shot-group analysis for paper targets
Established product with a long history in precision shooting
Read comparisonLogging
RangeLog alternative
Range-day, firearm, and ammunition logging
Quick, focused logging for range visits
Read comparisonManual workflow
Manual shooting log vs Club46
Tracking shooting practice on paper or in a spreadsheet
Available to almost every shooter
Read comparisonWant scanning and analysis in the same workflow?
Use Club46 when photographed targets, group measurements, progress trends, and club-friendly tracking should live in one system.