BallisticLens

The problem

Shooting has no feedback loop.

Most shooters finish a string, walk to the target, squint at the grouping, and guess. Commercial shot timers tell you elapsed time — not what caused the variance. Ballistic apps exist in isolation from session data. Real coaching requires hiring an instructor and scheduling time around one.

The phone in every shooter's pocket has a microphone, a camera, a processor, and a speaker. None of that was being used.

The solution

Connect the data that's always existed.

BallisticLens closes the loop between live fire and coaching by connecting four things that have never been integrated: your hardware profile, your timing, your target, and your coaching — in a single mobile-first session workflow.

Log your build. Shoot a string with the browser shot timer running. Upload your target. The system calculates the delta between where you hit and where the physics say the round should land, diagnoses the likely cause, and delivers coached audio feedback in the voice of a lead instructor. A branded range card captures the session for review or sharing.

Status

Deployed, and still in active development.

The session loop, ballistic solver, vision pipeline, Lead Instructor TTS coaching, and range card generation are all built and running. The Shooter Delta diagnostic now reads all eight fault directions, weights each read by how tight the group is, and is covered by a pure-logic unit test. The Launch link opens a working demo account — sample sessions are preloaded and the app is fully navigable, but it runs in demo mode, so the AI and other paid API calls are simulated rather than billed. Still in active testing — UI polish and edge-case work underway. Try the demo above, or reach out directly for a walkthrough against live models.