Orbit
Orbit: shooting match management, from setup to standings.
Online registration, range operations and public results — for clubs, officials and athletes.
Sports
One module per sport, the same account
Each sport has its own scoring rules, its own range and its own vocabulary — which is why each has its own module. What does not change is the club, official and athlete account.
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Practical shooting (IPSC)
Practical shooting: Stages, Squads, Hit Factor and standings by division.
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Clay shooting
Clay target shooting: clay-by-clay scoring on the range, shoot-off and season championship.
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Precision shooting
Precision shooting: ring targets, one series per bench and a scoresheet like the paper one.
Benefits
What the platform delivers
Less paper on the range, clearer for the athlete, publishing under club control.
- Simple sign-up, get started right away No software to install, no license, no activation key to request: register the club and start building the match right in the browser.
- Field operations Scoring on the official’s phone or tablet, with the result signed while still on the range.
- Athlete in control Registration and confirmation of their own results in the portal.
- Hub and results Schedules and standings public when the club publishes them.
Access
Sign in through your sport
The account is the same in all three; the sport door just opens the dashboard in the right place.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the platform
The questions that only exist because there are three sports. Each sport’s own questions live on its page and in its guide.
Do I need a separate account for each sport?
No. The club, official and athlete accounts are the same across all three modules. What changes is the entry door: it opens the dashboard already in the right sport.
Can I use just one of the sports?
Yes. The club switches each module on and off in Entity data; whatever is off disappears from the menu and the screens. Signing up from the home page, all three start switched on.
Why does each sport have a separate module?
Because the scoring rules, the range and the vocabulary really are different — Stage and Hit Factor in practical, round and clay in clay target, series and ring in precision. One module per sport is what avoids the generic screen that serves none of them well.
Do results from all sports show up together?
The public Match catalogue lists all three, with a filter by sport. A Match’s results, though, always belong to its own sport, with the scoring and tie-break of the right rulebook.
How much does Orbit cost?
It is free to get started, with no credit card and no per-computer licence. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
Get started
From sign-up to your first match, in minutes
No side spreadsheet, no install, no contract. Three steps and your match is already running on Orbit.
- Sign in or create your account Quick sign-up by email or SSO — free to get started.
- Register your club Just a few fields for your entity; the dashboard opens ready to configure.
- Set up the match and start using it A wizard guides you through areas, stages, squads and ROs — then just open registration.
Your club already has the next match scheduled. Put it on Orbit today.