ClayTrack is a free digital skeet scorecard that runs in your browser — a paperless replacement for the printed card and the clipboard. Tap each target hit or miss and the round totals itself, live, so there is nothing to add up walking off station 8.
A real NSSA 8-station card
Most scoring apps hand skeet a generic grid of 25 boxes. Skeet doesn't work like that, so neither does ClayTrack. You get the card the round is actually shot on: a high-house and low-house single at every station, doubles at stations 1, 2, 6, and 7, and the 25th option shot at station 8 — with a subtotal under each station and a running total at the end. The doubles even run in the right order: high-then-low at stations 1 and 2, low-then-high at 6 and 7.
One tap cycles a target through hit and miss, exactly like marking a paper card — just without the arithmetic. If you want the rules behind the card, read how skeet scoring works, or see how ClayTrack scores every discipline. Coaching a squad? ClayTrack also has free coaching tools for skeet coaches — track every athlete's scores and see exactly where their round comes apart.
Score the whole squad
Add the whole squad — shooters and guests alike — to a round. Everyone scores on their own phone, any shooter can fill in another shooter's or a guest's row, and every change syncs across all devices in a few seconds. On a skeet field — where the squad walks station to station and the card usually travels with one person — that's the difference between scoring as you go and reconstructing the round afterwards.
Automatic totals and saved history
No re-counting boxes between rounds. ClayTrack keeps each shooter's total live and saves every completed round to your profile, with personal bests per discipline and running accuracy over time — so a season of skeet is a record you can actually look at, not a drawer of paper cards. Want the card explained? See our guide to clay shooting scorecards.
Skeet, trap, and sporting clays in one place
Skeet gets its 8-station card, trap gets a true 25-bird card, and sporting clays and 5-Stand use a station-by-station view where you add each presentation as you shoot it. Pick the discipline when you create the round and the right card is ready. If you shoot more than one, they all land in the same history.
No paper, no download
ClayTrack is a web app, so there is nothing to install. Open it in any browser on your phone, tablet, or laptop and start scoring — free, with no credit card required. New to the sport? Start with how skeet compares to trap and sporting clays, or find a range near you.
Replace the paper skeet card with ClayTrack
A free digital skeet scorecard with a real 8-station layout, automatic totals, and live squad scoring. It's free to use — create an account and start scoring today.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free digital skeet scorecard?
Yes. ClayTrack is a free digital skeet scorecard that runs in your browser. It lays out a real NSSA 8-station round — 25 targets — totals your hits automatically, and saves every round to your history. No paper, no download, no credit card.
Does it work like a real skeet card?
Yes. It is not a generic grid. Every station gets a high-house and a low-house single, stations 1, 2, 6, and 7 add their doubles, and station 8 carries the 25th option shot — laid out in that order, with a subtotal per station and a running total. You tap each target hit or miss and the math is done for you.
How many targets are in a round of skeet?
25. Singles from the high and low house at all eight stations make 16, doubles at stations 1, 2, 6, and 7 add 8 more, and the 25th is the option shot — traditionally a repeat of your first miss, or the low house at station 8 if you have not missed.
Can the whole squad use one skeet scorecard?
Yes. Add the whole squad — shooters and guests alike — to a round. Everyone can score on their own phone, any shooter can fill in another shooter's or a guest's row, and scores sync live across every device — so nobody has to carry the card around the field.