milr.ad

milr.ad watches your target through a network camera and shows each hit on your phone about a fifth of a second after it lands. You see the score, where the shot went and how big your group is, in mm, MOA or mrad. All you need is a camera that can see the target and streams video over the network (RTSP). Most IP cameras do. The app looks for cameras on your Wi-Fi by itself, or you type in the address. It copes with cameras that look at the target from a steep angle, and with paper that swings after a shot. It knows the ISSF rifle and pistol targets, air rifle and air pistol, IPSC, and two targets you can print yourself, one for precision and one for zeroing. You can shoot many series on the same paper, even several shooters one after another. Holes that are already there don't count again. You can keep several lanes, say one at the club and one at home. Each one connects whenever your…