Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
ShotBeep puts shot timing in the browser
A free browser-based shot timer uses a phone’s microphone to detect sound events, then displays first-shot and split times for review.
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- People practicing with a phone-based shot timer
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- Calibration compares up to three representative sound events and offers indoor and outdoor profiles.
Field notes
The timer separates the interval from the start cue to the first accepted event from the intervals between later events. Users can review detected events, ignore false triggers, and export the corrected session as CSV. Calibration is optional and compares background noise with up to three representative sound events; the page offers indoor and outdoor profiles. ShotBeep says audio is processed on the device and raw audio is not retained.
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