The Shooter's Handbook
For everyone with a phone at the range.
Create an account, install the app on your phone, score rounds (practice + competition), join a club, and review your dashboard.
Read the shooter guide Org ManagerThe Org Manager's Handbook
For club admins running events.
Set up your organization, manage members, build competitions, run a league season, take registrations and payments, score live, and publish results.
Read the org manager guide ScorekeeperThe Scorekeeper's Handbook
For event-day scorers.
Sign in, find the event you're assigned to, walk a squad station-by-station, scan paper scorecards via OCR, and submit final scores.
Read the scorekeeper guideWhich guide should I read?
Most people on ClayTrack are shooters — if you only sign in to score your own rounds and check your stats, the Shooter's Handbook is everything you need.
If you also help run your club's events — building competitions, taking registrations, managing members — add the Org Manager's Handbook.
If you're the person at the scoring tent on event day, the Scorekeeper's Handbook focuses on just that workflow without the org-management surface area you don't need.
- Shooter
- Personal scorecard, dashboard, event sign-up, round history.
- Org Manager
- Manages a club's events, members, locations, payments, and scoring. Includes everything a Scorekeeper can do plus full organization administration.
- Scorekeeper
- Enters scores at events they've been assigned to. Narrowest of the three roles — one screen, one job.
About these guides
These handbooks are written for people who are new to ClayTrack and (sometimes) new to sporting clays in general. Each guide starts with a quick tour, walks through the most common tasks step-by-step, and ends with a glossary and FAQ for quick reference. Every screenshot is captioned so you can scan rather than read cover-to-cover.
The guides are kept in sync with the platform — when a feature ships, the relevant chapter is updated in the same release. If something on screen doesn't match what the guide says, the platform usually moved first; ask your Org Manager or check back in a week.