It's here. ClayTrack is live — a free, paperless scorecard for clay shooting that runs right in your browser. No clipboard, no pencil, no pad of pre-printed score sheets, and no app to download. Whether you shoot trap on Tuesday nights, run a sporting clays squad on the weekend, or keep the books for a whole gun club, you can now ditch the paper scorecard and keep score from your phone.
We built ClayTrack because scoring clay targets on paper hasn't changed in decades — and it's the slowest, most error-prone part of a great morning at the range. This post covers what's live today, how paperless scoring works, and what it means for individual shooters and for clubs and leagues.
ClayTrack is live and free
ClayTrack is free to use. You can create an account in seconds and start scoring real rounds of trap, skeet, and sporting clays today. Everything that makes up the core scorekeeper is live:
- Digital scorecards built per discipline — a true 25-box trap card, a station-by-station sporting clays card, plus skeet and 5-Stand.
- Live, collaborative squad scoring — everyone in the round can score from their own phone, in sync, in real time.
- Automatic totals — tap each shot hit or miss and the running score updates itself. Nobody does math between stations.
- Saved history & stats — every round is stored to your profile, so you can finally see whether you're improving.
- Friends, an activity feed, kudos, and leaderboards — the social side of shooting, without a group text full of photos of paper cards.
- Nothing to install — it's a web app. Open it in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
Score your next round on ClayTrack
ClayTrack is live and free — a paperless scorecard for trap, skeet, and sporting clays. Open it in your browser and score with your whole squad. No download.
What "paperless scoring" actually means
A paperless scorecard replaces the printed score sheet with a digital one on the device already in your pocket. Instead of marking boxes with a pencil and adding them up by hand at the end of the round, you tap each target as a hit or a miss and the total keeps itself. That one change fixes the three things everyone quietly hates about paper:
- Someone always has to do the math. Five shooters, 25 boxes each, totaled by hand while the next squad waits. Paperless scoring totals every card instantly.
- The card gets lost or rained on. A digital round can't blow off the cart or smudge in the drizzle. It's saved the moment you tap.
- There's no history. Last month's scores are in a glovebox somewhere. With a digital scorecard, every round you've ever shot is one tap away.
If you're new to how the different cards work in the first place, our guide to clay shooting scorecards breaks down trap, skeet, and sporting clays box by box — then ClayTrack turns each of those into a digital version you score with your thumb.
For individual shooters
If you shoot for yourself, ClayTrack is the simplest way to keep an honest, permanent record of your shooting. Start a round, score it shot by shot, and it's saved automatically — no spreadsheet, no shoebox of old cards. Over time your profile builds the picture paper never could:
- Personal bests and running accuracy across trap, skeet, and sporting clays.
- Full round history you can scroll back through, by discipline and date.
- Squad rounds with friends — invite the people you shoot with, or add guest names on the fly, and everyone's scores land in the same round.
It's a free sporting clays scoring app and digital trap scorecard in one — built for the way the game is actually scored, not a generic grid you have to bend to fit.
For clubs & leagues
ClayTrack isn't just for solo shooters — it's a genuinely useful tool for gun clubs, ranges, and leagues that are tired of printing, handing out, and tallying paper score sheets every week. A club can run squads through trap, skeet, and sporting clays with the scoring done on members' own phones, in real time, and the results saved instead of stuffed in a drawer.
- Live collaborative rounds mean a squad of shooters scores one round together — no single scorekeeper stuck with the clipboard.
- Member profiles and saved history give your shooters a reason to come back and a record of their progress at your club.
- Leaderboards add friendly competition to league nights without anyone tallying standings by hand.
- No paper to print or store — and no shoebox of cards to reconcile at the end of a league season.
It's free to use, and there's nothing for your members to install. If you help run a club or league, here's how ClayTrack works for clubs — or just send your squad the link and start your next league night paperless.
It's free — and here's the deal
ClayTrack is free to use right now, and the core scorekeeper is staying free. The app is live and fully usable, and still improving fast — we're shipping updates constantly and genuinely want your feedback to shape what comes next. If you hit a rough edge, tell us and we'll fix it. Your rounds are saved to your account as you shoot, though we always recommend keeping your own note of anything truly important.
We may add paid features down the road, but the core scorekeeper — scoring your rounds of trap, skeet, and sporting clays — is free, and early shooters who help us shape the app are exactly who we built it for.
How to start scoring in 3 steps
- Open ClayTrack and create a free account. It's a web app, so just tap the link below in your phone's browser — no app store, no download.
- Start a round and pick your discipline. Choose trap, skeet, sporting clays, or 5-Stand, and add your squad (members or guests).
- Score shot by shot. Tap each target hit or miss. Totals update live, and the round saves to your profile automatically when you're done.
That's it — your first paperless round of clay shooting, scored from your phone. Want the full walkthrough first? See how ClayTrack works, step by step.
Go paperless on your next round
Free to use. Score trap, skeet, and sporting clays from your browser — solo or with your whole club. No paper, no download.
Frequently asked questions
Is ClayTrack free?
Yes. ClayTrack is free to use. You can create an account and score unlimited rounds of trap, skeet, and sporting clays at no cost. We may add paid features later, but the core scorekeeper is free to use right now.
What is a paperless scorecard for clay shooting?
A paperless scorecard replaces the printed score sheet with a digital one on your phone. Instead of marking boxes with a pencil and adding them up by hand, you tap each shot as a hit or miss and the total updates automatically. With ClayTrack the whole squad can score the same round live from their own devices, and every round is saved to your profile.
Can my gun club or league use ClayTrack to keep score?
Yes. ClayTrack works for individual shooters and for clubs and leagues. A club can run squads through trap, skeet, and sporting clays with live collaborative scoring, member profiles, saved round history, and leaderboards — no paper score sheets to print, hand out, or tally. It's free to use.
Do I need to download an app to use ClayTrack?
No. ClayTrack runs in any web browser on your phone, tablet, or laptop. There's nothing to download from an app store and no install — you just open it in your browser and start scoring.
Which clay shooting disciplines can ClayTrack score?
ClayTrack has dedicated digital scorecards for trap and sporting clays, and handles skeet and 5-Stand rounds as well. Scoring is built per discipline — a true 25-box trap card and a station-by-station sporting clays card — rather than one generic grid.