
Digital Match Book
Precision rifle match tools
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Free
About
Digital Match Book is a local-first field companion for precision rifle competitors.
FIND A MATCH
Browse upcoming public matches, add a match shell to your library, and open the event's public Impact Scoring registration page. DMB does not collect Impact credentials.
PREP AND WORK THE MATCH
Move through General Match Info, checklists, stages, and Final Wrap Up. Keep target tables, stage descriptions, current zero data, equipment, and notes together.
WIND AND DIRECTION
Capture whole-MPH wind readings from a connected Kestrel, record target direction of fire, and review W/DOF in degrees or clock format without overwriting the competitor-owned Actual field.
STAGE LOG AND RIFLE DATA
Record personal hits, misses, no-shots, PEWS, impacts, and notes. Maintain rifle profiles, barrels, loads, zero cards, ladders, and bullet-count logs.
DMB LAB
Watch live Kestrel readings, record sessions, and analyze timestamped wind speed and direction. A simulated Kestrel is available from the Live tab for review without hardware.
IMPORT AND SHARE
Import or share local match packages. Optional COF document, photo, or text processing requires your own OpenAI API key and explicit approval before each upload.
No Digital Match Book account is required. Working data stays on the device unless you deliberately export, share, register externally, or approve optional COF processing.
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What's New in Digital Match Book
2.0
July 28, 2026
Digital Match Book 2.0 is built for the competitor. • Match Finder: browse upcoming public precision rifle matches, add one to your local book, and open its registration page. • Match Book: capture whole-MPH wind, record target direction of fire, and review W/DOF in degrees or clock format. • DMB Lab: save timestamped match wind and analyze speed and direction. The experimental solver and duplicate Kestrel setup screen were removed. • Kestrel: securely remember a PIN for protected meters with actionable retry guidance. • Privacy: COF document, photo, and text processing now identifies OpenAI and requires approval before every upload; privacy and support links are in Setup > Local Data.
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