MatchOps. The match director's right hand.
Build your target and prop inventory, plan your stages in MatchOps, and it takes care of everything after: registering shooters, building and sending the matchbook, scoring on squad tablets that work with no signal, and sending the results out when you finish.
For PRS-style centerfire and rimfire matches and Long Gong.
Demo club. Names and scores are made up.
Design the stages. The rest takes care of itself.
Your stages are the only thing you build by hand. MatchOps writes the matchbook from them, opens registration, scores every squad and sends the results, with nothing to retype along the way.
Do the prep once and let it carry through
Half the timeto plan, build and run a match.
Sizing targets, checking round counts and typing a matchbook are the parts MatchOps does from your stages.
See match prep →Demo club. Names and scores are made up.
A match day that holds up at the range
Plenty of ranges have weak signal or none. MatchOps keeps scoring on each squad's tablet and sends the scores when it finds signal. When you complete the match, results go out by email to every competitor.
See match day →
Demo club. Names and scores are made up.
Free for your shooters
Shooters browse every club on MatchOps and its upcoming matches, read the matchbook as soon as you publish it, register from their phones, follow scores while the match runs and get results by email.
Find a match
A 30-minute demo
See a match run from setup to results
- 01We create a match with you
- 02We run it all the way through to the results
- 03We answer your questions