PulseAim vs TrueBallistics

PulseAim transforms paper targets into real-time performance data. PulseAim is a portable, camera-based target scoring system designed for shooters who want instant feedback, objective scoring, and measurable progress—without changing how they shoot or permanently installing equipment. Set up in minutes. Shoot as usual. See results instantly. What PulseAim Does Real-time shot detection & scoring on paper targets Automatic score calculation (bullseye, rings, hit zones) Shot-by-shot visualization with precise impact location Grouping and consistency analysis Session history to track improvement over time No walking downrange. No manual scoring. No guessing. Designed for Real Training PulseAim is built for: Live-fire practice Instructor-led coaching Remote training and verification Local or online competitions Personal skill tracking It works with your existing firearms, targets, and range workflow. Portable by Design Unlike fixed range systems, PulseAim is: Lightweight and fully portable Non-permanent (no installation required) Usable at indoor or outdoor ranges Easy to deploy for classes, events, or travel Data That Actually Matters PulseAim focuses on clarity, not clutter: See where shots land See how tight your groups are See how performance changes over time It turns paper targets into actionable training data. Who It’s For Recreational shooters Competitive shooters Firearm instructors & coaches Ranges running classes or leagues Anyone serious about improving accuracy efficiently Why PulseAim Most training tools either show video or numbers. PulseAim connects visual proof with real scoring data—in real time. Train with confidence. Validate progress. Spend ammo wisely.

TrueBallistics starts where other ballistic apps stop. Every solver will take a bullet's published numbers and draw you a trajectory. That trajectory is right up until the point your rifle disagrees with it, and past 600 yards your rifle usually does. TrueBallistics goes the other way. Tell it what your rifle actually did. The come-up you dialed at 400, at 600, at 925. It works backwards from those holds to a corrected solution for that barrel, that load, that scope. Not a book number. Yours. Then it carries that dope with you. Shoot your data on a 90 degree afternoon at 300 feet, come back in January at 5,000, and the app does not throw your work away and start over from the book. It moves your own dope onto the new air. WHAT ELSE IS IN IT Dope card. Any range band, any step, printed small enough to tape to a stock. Turret tape. Measure your elevation cap with calipers, say how much the turret moves in one full turn, and the app lays out the tick marks and your own yardages around the circumference at true size. Print it, cut it, wrap the cap. Nothing else does this automatically. Sight in backwards. Type where the group landed at 100 and it tells you the zero you actually have, not the one you meant to have. Point blank range, and sight height worked out from two caliper measurements. Reload logbook. Bullet, powder, charge, primer, brass, seating depth, measured velocity, and its own dope, for each load. Several loads per rifle. Conditions. One button reads the nearest National Weather Service station and your phone's own barometer. Or type it all in by hand. Both work. Bullet, cartridge, powder and scope libraries are built in, so setting up a new rifle takes minutes instead of an evening. HOW IT WORKS No account and no sign in. Your rifles and your dope live on your device and are never uploaded. No ads, no analytics, nothing running in the background. The only time the app touches the internet at all is when you press the weather button. Everything else works with no signal, which is where most people shoot. TrueBallistics does not publish load data and never will. Your manual and the powder maker's current published data are the authority on charges. Molon Labe LLC Corning, Arkansas