ClayTracker Pro vs Veida

ClayTracker Pro connects to Take Aim's ShotTracker turning your shotgun into an intelligent device. SmartShot Software Technology analyzes your shot and ClayTracker Pro provides immediate feedback on hit and miss accuracy, range & velocity of the target, and the motion of the shooter. The corrections needed to make the next shot perfect are furnished both audibly and visually. Getting Started 1. Turn on your ShotTracker and wait for the green LED 2. Connect to the ShotTracker's Wi-Fi network in your device settings (ShotTracker SSID found on battery compartment door) 3. Open the ClayTracker Pro application 4. Go to the Profiles screen and complete a Profile and then perform a boresight procedure 5. Go to the Let's Shoot screen to start a new clay target shooting session 6. View the results of your shot on the ClayTracker Pro Results screen Features 1. Support Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap, Bunker Trap and Helice 2. Adjust the Shot Detection Threshold on the ShotTracker page 3. Create Custom profiles for your shotguns configuration including: a. Shotgun type: Over / Under - Semi-Auto - Pump b. Choke used c. Shot Shell details: Pellet Size, Load Oz., Pellet Type and Muzzle Velocity d. Clay Target Type: Standard, Midi, Mini, Battue and Rabbit 4. Record the details of your clay shooting session including: a. Where you are shooting b. Which clay target sport are you participating in today - Skeet - Trap - Sporting Clays - Helice c. Which Profile are you using for the session 5. Review previous shooting sessions using the History feature

Veida is the hunting map for your team. Map your hunting ground once: stands with shooting sectors, boundaries, trails, parking and areas to stay out of. Everyone on the team sees the same map, and it is always the one that applies — no paper copies, no "which stand did you say?". ON YOUR STAND • Mark yourself ready with one tap. The hunt leader sees who is standing where. • Share your position with the team while the hunt is on, and turn it off afterwards. • Navigate to your stand: the hunt leader draws the way in, and you follow it checkpoint by checkpoint. • Distance rings around you — judging distance in the forest is hard, and distance decides whether you shoot. THE GAME • Log sightings, tracks, wounded animals and harvests where you stand. • A wounded animal alerts the whole team at once. • Harvests count automatically against the team's quota. THE WEATHER • Wind and weather for each stand, four periods a day, two days ahead — the wind shifting through the day decides whether a stand is usable. • Slide the wind layer over the map up to two days ahead. THE HUNT • Plan hunting days, assign stands, or draw them at random. • Hunting periods where the team answers Yes/Maybe/No before the hunts are planned. • Chat with the team, about a hunt, or one-to-one. Maps from the Norwegian Mapping Authority in Norway, OpenStreetMap elsewhere. PRIVACY Your position is shared only when you turn sharing on, and only with your team. It is not stored unless you turn on the track log — and that log is deleted two days later. A route is the most revealing thing an app can know about a person. Veida is free. You can try the whole app without signing up: a made-up hunting team shows how everything looks.