Guides.
Guides for match directors and for shooters, from the team that builds Snapshot Scoring. Written for the person mid-task — screen names, who is allowed to do what, and what happens when it does not go to plan.
Scoring your first match
Setup to locked results, in the order you will do it: create the match, build stages, enroll shooters, work the check-in desk, score every stage, lock. Includes what happens when the bay has no signal, and how to put a second scorer on the clock as a club Scorekeeper.
Publishing match results to your club’s WordPress site
Install the free plugin, connect it once with OAuth, and put a locked match on a page your club owns. Covers where results land, the shortcodes for dropping standings into a page you already have, and what to check when a sync reports an error.
Finding and following action shooting clubs
For shooters. How club discovery works, what following a club actually does, and what to do when the club you shoot isn’t listed — which, right now, most aren’t. Includes what the directory is not: it holds clubs already running on Snapshot Scoring, not every club that exists.
Keeping your own record of every match and practice session
For shooters. What you can record with no club involved — practice drills, equipment, loadouts — and which parts of your competitive history can only come from a club scoring its matches here. Explains why we don’t let you type your own results in.
More coming
These are the ones we get asked about most. If there is something you had to work out for yourself, tell us and we will write it up — contact us.
Founding status is open until the iPhone app is on the App Store: run a match with us before then and your club keeps full access free for life. Every other club runs on a $20/year seat, with no per-shooter or per-match fees.