Live leaderboards
Scores post the moment they are entered. Overall, by gun, by team, top man and top woman, with shoot-offs that settle ties.
Shooting competitions, scored live
MOA Top Shot runs and scores shooting competitions: sporting clays, skeet, trap, 5-stand, 3-gun style matches with custom stations, leagues, team events and dueling trees. Shooters join with a code and follow live scores; organizers set up events and stations; scorers and range officers enter scores on their phones, with or without signal.
Scores post the moment they are entered. Overall, by gun, by team, top man and top woman, with shoot-offs that settle ties.
Back-forty stations with no bars? Keep scoring. Cards save on the phone and sync on their own when signal comes back.
Templates for sporting clays, skeet, trap and 5-stand, or build your own stations and scoring rules, from 3-gun gongs to iron-sight bonuses.
Teams with captains and private scoring codes, best-of-N team totals, and guest shooters who never need the app.
Single or double elimination, or pools then playoffs, best of 1, 3 or 5. A TV display shows who is on the line and on deck.
Sight in your guns: tap your group or snap the target, get the clicks to dial, and track your groups in MOA over time.
Put the leaderboard, team standings and dueling tree on the clubhouse TV. Open moatopshot.com/live on any computer and enter the event's display code from the app.
Everything the app sends and receives goes over HTTPS (TLS), so it can't be read on the network or the range Wi-Fi.
Your data is stored with Supabase on Amazon Web Services in the US (Ohio). The database, its backups and stored photos are encrypted on disk (AES-256), and every connection to the database must be encrypted.
Guest shooters' email addresses and phone numbers get a second layer: each one is encrypted on its own (AES-256) with a key kept in a separate vault, so even a copy of the database doesn't reveal them. Only staff of that guest's events can see them.