Best Shot Timer Apps of 2026

The best shot timer app in 2026 is Simple Shot Timer. It detects shots through the phone microphone, is free with no ads, account or in-app purchases, and runs on iPhone and Android. Blast Buddy is the most feature-rich alternative. If you only need a par timer, the best is ShootOnTime (iPhone).

Scope: 13 apps named in the AirsoftShotTimer 2026 guide, Simple Shot Timer, and other shot/par timer apps found in a sweep of the App Store (31 countries) and Google Play. About 100 listings were screened, 37 are reviewed in depth, the rest are in the appendix.

Shot timer or par timer? A shot timer app beeps, then listens for your shots and records your first-shot and split times. A par timer app only beeps: once to start, and again when the par time is up. It records nothing. The two kinds are ranked separately.

TL;DR: the winners

Master comparison table

Core apps only (the ones reviewed in depth). “Downloads” means Google Play installs, shown as Play’s public bracket plus Play’s own unrounded counter in brackets. Apple does not publish download numbers for any iOS app, so iOS popularity can only be judged from rating counts.

iOS ratings are the weighted average across 31 App Store countries; Apple shows each country’s rating separately. Android ratings are from the US Google Play store, which also shows each country its own rating. ”–” means no listing on that platform, or too few ratings for the store to show a score.

Ranking A: shot timer apps (detect your shots)

Weights: detection 15 · pricing 15 · ads 10 · account 10 · platforms 10 · user rating 15 (Bayesian-adjusted) · popularity 10 · features 5 · maintenance 5 · 1 star-review severity 5. The Methodology section has the full rules.

How to read this ranking

• The top of the table reflects the rubric. The rubric rewards free, ad-free, account-free, cross-platform apps, which is exactly where 2026 newcomers such as Simple Shot Timer are strongest. The older apps keep their lead only on rating volume, and their 1 star reviews show that this lead is eroding.
• No phone app was tested on a live range for this report. Detection quality is inferred from store descriptions and users’ reviews only. Before trusting any app’s numbers, run the “ten-shot check” from the AirsoftShotTimer guide: fire 10 shots and confirm the app counts exactly 10.

Ranking B: par timer apps (beep only, no detection)

A par timer gives a start beep and a “time’s up” beep; it never hears your shots. Weights: pricing 20 · ads 10 · account 15 · platforms 10 · rating 20 · popularity 10 · features 5 · maintenance 5 · 1 star severity 5.

Several shot-timer apps also include a full par mode: Simple Shot Timer (Par mode with cycles and rest), Blast Buddy, AlbertLab DryFire and Dry Fire Pro. If you want both a par timer and detection, one of those may be all you need.

Detailed reviews: shot timer apps

Each review covers the same seven categories, then a summary of that app’s 1 star/2 star reviews (App Store reviews from 31 countries; Google Play reviews in English and German).

#1 Simple Shot Timer — 89.9

Worst reviews: There are no 1 star or 2 star reviews on either store. The lowest ratings are three 3 star on Google Play, none with text. Verdict: Simple Shot Timer meets every one of the rubric’s hard criteria (free, no ads, no account, detection, both platforms), and it has the deepest feature set of the free apps. Its own FAQ admits a phone can’t match a good dedicated timer, and that a shot from the next bay can register.

#2 Blast Buddy (ENDCODE SRL) — 82.3

Worst reviews: None on either store. Verdict: Blast Buddy has the most feature-rich free tier among the app-only timers (video overlays, a 3D/AR stage builder, an AI coach, a Watch app). You pay for it in data collection, and the Pro upsell is a subscription.

#3 ITP Shot Timer (Paolo Sabatella / Extcon Group) — 79.6

Worst reviews: None. Verdict: ITP Shot Timer is a solid, free, private iPhone option.

#4 AirsoftShotTimer (Kuang Yi Wei) — 79.4

Worst reviews (16 iOS, 2 Android):

• Detection failures: “Doesn’t count anything, not even at the highest sensitivity” (DE, Sep 2025); “won’t detect airsoft shots or dry fire” (US, 2022); “doesn’t even register my AEG in a quiet environment” (US, 2023).
• Too basic / missing settings: “No options menu… doesn’t pick up the shot. Not worth the money” (GB, 2023); “Does nothing more than a stopwatch” (US, 2023).
• Latency and sensitivity: Japanese users report times 0.1–0.3 s slower than other timers and an unstable mic sensitivity (2025–2026).
• Stability: crashed on iOS 13 (2019); froze every ~3 minutes, possibly because of review prompts (2021).
• Android: “The only part of this app that works are the Temu ads” (Aug 2026).

Verdict: AirsoftShotTimer is the specialist pick if you train with airsoft guns. On iPhone you are paying $2.99 for an app whose worst reviews are about missed shots, and the Android launch is going badly.

#5 Dry Fire Pro: Gun Shot Timer (Adam Gelatka) — 78.8

Worst reviews (1): “In optimal conditions, this app simply won’t work. I trained it on sounds to ignore, I trained it on the sound of the trigger, it gives me illogical times even in test mode” (US, Aug 2026). Verdict: Dry Fire Pro is the best answer on iPhone to “can a phone hear a dry-fire click?” The generous free tier and lifetime option make the paywall fair.

#6 DryFire – Shot Timer (AlbertLab) — 77.8

Worst reviews: None. Verdict: AlbertLab’s DryFire has the most complete free Android feature set (multi-shot, RO timer, IPSC/IDPA/USPSA scoring, 30 drills, tournaments), at the cost of ads and ad tracking.

#7 Better Shot Timer (Konstantin Bertram) — 77.5

Worst reviews (2): “Constantly crashes and closes” (CA, Apr 2024); “Registers more shots than actually taken… can’t set up properly” (US, Aug 2024). Verdict: Better Shot Timer is well rated and free, but it looks unmaintained.

#8 IDPA shot timer (stefoza) — 76.4

Worst reviews (1): 2 star (DE, May 2026): it always produces an echo detection exactly as long as the echo-suppression setting, which the reviewer believes is a bug. Verdict: IDPA shot timer is a basic but honest free Android timer. It has only a fixed countdown (1–10 s, no random delay) and no par mode.

#9 Range Timer AP (Andre Yara Paiva) — 73.0

Worst reviews (6): the beep is “nearly inaudible” even through AirPods; sensitivity either “picked up wind as shots or nothing at all”; a user couldn’t adjust sensitivity; the par time is too short for precision shooting (a user asked for at least 180 s). Verdict: Range Timer AP is simple, but abandoned, and its beep is too quiet for ear protection.

#10 IPSC Shot Timer (Stoliarov Ivan): the old Android default — 70.7

Worst reviews (217 fetched at 1–2 star). Most of the recent ones trace back to the May 2025 v1.4 update:

• Par controls hidden under the Android navigation bar on Samsung S23, S24, S24 Ultra and A53, and on Pixel 6–10. The par/max-time buttons can’t be tapped, so par mode is unusable. The top-voted review (41 upvotes): “This has been a problem for 4 years now and you guys aren’t fixing it.”
• Crashes: “crashes as soon as I hit the start button. Running on Android 16”; “closes as soon as it opens on my Pixel 8”; “after 2 days the app closes every time you click any button.”
• False triggers: “I regularly have 12 to 15 ‘shots’ recorded just from background noise”; “Fired twice, picked up 12 different readings”; “even at the highest setting, a light clap is registered as a shot.”
• Timing bugs: the start delay is ignored (“it just beeps immediately”), “a 1 second par on my real timer was close to .7 second on this app”, and settings are not saved between launches.
• Abandonment: “dead app”; “abandoned app, missing features, been on Play Store since 2011?”
• Older complaints: intrusive ads, no instructions, and no way to delete multiple results.

Verdict: IPSC Shot Timer is the name everyone recommends on Reddit, but in late 2026 it is a stale beta with ads that breaks on modern Android phones. It ranks this high only because of its large install base.

#11 Gun Shot Timer (Innovative Applications): avoid — 69.3

Worst reviews (158 at 1–2 star): “The start beep sounds, but the timer never starts counting. Total Time remains at 0.00” (IL, Jun 2026); “Out of 40 shots it recognized 1” (US, 2022); “detects shouting ‘bang’ but not gunshots” (FI, GB, BR); the beep is too quiet; Bluetooth headphones are not supported; “used to be awesome on an iPhone 6, doesn’t work since.” Verdict: Gun Shot Timer is dead: no update since May 2019 and broken detection. It still ranks in search for “shot timer”, so beware.

#12 Shotbud (Apple Watch) — 69.0

Worst reviews (14): “Waiting for this app for approximately 5 years… Never worked satisfactorily” (CA, 2024); the app can’t be opened on the iPhone or the watch (2024); “syncing with phone and never syncs”; false positives from safety clicks; works in dry fire but misses live-fire shots; “the timer starts ALWAYS after about 2 seconds” (AT, 2026); no Garmin support. Verdict: Shotbud was a good idea, but it was abandoned.

#13 Shot Timer – Measure & Improve (Miguel Quiñonero López) — 68.8

Worst reviews (15): “Interrupting use of the app, for seconds, while a video… plays, no option to end” (10 upvotes); “App said I had to watch an ad to create a new sequence. I watched the ad… No new sequence got created” (9 upvotes); the app freezes after an ad; it doesn’t count the first or last shot; the sensitivity slider seems inverted; “I purchased the ad-free version. Not better”; “I bought, I paid and got nothing.” Verdict: Shot Timer – Measure & Improve shows ads that interrupt the timer, which defeats its purpose. Avoid.

#14 Shot Timer – Range Trainer (Daniel Yaakob) — 68.7

Worst reviews (57):

• Unreliable detection: “Records 3/5 shots”; “Doesn’t register shots in dry fire or live fire… about 50%”; “registers me unholstering as louder than the actual shots.”
• Unusable at public ranges: “If I turn the sensitivity up far enough to pick up my shots then it goes off for EVERYBODY’s shots.”
• The beep: the app forces the volume down at start, so it’s inaudible with ear protection; no Bluetooth support; on iOS 18, “no beep sound… the developer is not maintaining the app.”
• Paywall: “Just price it for sale if every feature is locked behind a paywall”; “Bought this app and after 2 years I lost my premium”; in v1.x (2021–2023) even the paid version only timed single shots.

Verdict: Shot Timer – Range Trainer has a large legacy rating base that hides an unmaintained app with poor recent sentiment. The same developer publishes 7 near-identical clones (see the appendix).

#15 Range Buddy (Practical Defense Training / Atriarch Targets) — 68.7

Worst reviews (8): “Have to create an account and give permissions just to see if it’s worth anything” (11 upvotes); “Paid membership required for access of timer”; “They also give your information to third parties”; “Annual subscription… should be a lifetime option”; taps don’t register (2023); “doesn’t function” (Sep 2026). Verdict: Range Buddy is a powerful training platform (160+ drills, video scoring, duels), but it fails the account and pricing criteria.

#16 PlinkPal (Tomer Fichman / Caliyatech) — 67.5

Worst reviews (16):

• Subscription switch: “This was the perfect free little dry fire timer app… moved to a subscription only model… 8 dollars a month? Nah”; “$4 a month now? It was free for a long time.”
• Internet required: “hundreds of my tracked shots were forever lost” on BLM land with no signal (offline mode was added later); “requires an internet connection to work.”
• Won’t start: the app stuck on its splash screen (Dec 2024–Jan 2025).
• Inconsistent watch detection on a Galaxy Watch 6; “no instructions”; “Horrible AI slop.”
• One 1 star from Sep 2026 actually praises support.

Verdict: PlinkPal has the broadest technology stack, but it is subscription-only, account-based and poorly rated.

#17 Recoil Shot Timer (NIftyBytes / Scoring Technologies) — 65.9

Worst reviews (5): undercounts shots on a Mini-14 at every sensitivity; no random start (“bare minimum for a shot timer”); the watch must face out; “They claim I own my data, then put it behind a paywall”; doesn’t work for dry fire; useless if your watch isn’t on your trigger hand; “$10 a month is ridiculous” (older pricing). Verdict: Recoil Shot Timer is the best answer to busy public ranges, if you own an Apple Watch and shoot centerfire.

#18 BSHOCK Shot Timer (Apple Watch) — 51.4

Verdict: BSHOCK Shot Timer is not recommended: it is subscription-only, nags for registration, and hasn’t had a real update since July 2024.

Detailed reviews: par timer apps

#1 ShootOnTime: Par Timer (LiberApps) — 85.6

Worst reviews (4 of 90): users who expected splits (“It doesn’t actually keep track of shots. It’s basically just a stopwatch”); “Very hard to hear the beep”; “Once you stop the timer the time disappears.” Verdict: ShootOnTime is the gold standard for a pure par timer on iPhone.

#2 Par Timer: Dry-Fire Trainer (Gunz N’ Coffee) — 80.8

Worst reviews: none. Verdict: The best cross-platform par timer: voice commands, random delay, shot cues, par times that shorten as you progress, and haptic cues for silent practice.

#3 Graydog Dryfire Shot Timer (Graydog LLC) — 72.2

Free, no ads, no account, no data collected; Android only; 3.92 star (12); 1,000+ (≈1,545); last update Jul 2025. Despite its name it is a par timer (start delay, random start, par beep, repetitions). Worst reviews (3): “Timer??? What timer? It only beeps!”; “doesn’t register noise or shots”; “the timer would not turn off. I had to uninstall the app.”

#4 Range Day (T.REX ARMS) — 70.1

Worst reviews (19): sign-up and login broken (“the ‘sign up’ button is a dead button”; “says my email is taken”; “Requires an email and password. No way to bypass as a guest”); custom drills disappear and the developers stopped replying; “Timer is off… made me think I was faster than I am, checked against my PACT”; the dry-fire timer “bugs out every 4 runs”; several reviews (Jun 2025) are boycott votes against the company rather than comments on the app.

#5 Dry Fire Timer & Par Drills (Konstantin Kurilo) — 70.0

Worst reviews (13): for years (2019–2022) the old version had no sound at all; “the time is off… probably by .2 or more”; the v4.0 update (Mar 2026) deleted all saved drills and crashed on launch; “Doesn’t activate after the purchase and no way to contact support” (Sep 2026).

#6 Drill: Dry Fire Gun Trainer (DRILLAPPS TOV) — 67.6

Worst reviews (15): “Immediately hit with a generic quiz… and right after that, you’re asked to pay before even seeing what the app does”; robotic voice-over; the email-verification link is broken; “I can’t unsubscribe”; “When the app started asking me about what kind of firearms I owned, I uninstalled immediately”; a no-internet error; Ukrainian users objecting to a Russian-language option.

#7 Par Timer Pro (Luke Pighetti) — 64.2

Worst reviews (25): “Won’t even start a basic timer without a purchase” (several, 2026); “Useless without an internet connection… doesn’t store the drills locally” (rural ranges); “Within minutes of downloading the app I received spam texts” (Dec 2025, a user’s claim); blank screen after updates; tutorial videos don’t work; older reviews: “it’s not a shot timer.” Verdict: Par Timer Pro’s developer also publishes the partimerpro.com comparison, which still recommends the delisted “Splits”. The paywall makes Par Timer Pro the weakest par timer here.

Hardware-companion apps (not ranked)

These apps are only useful if you buy the matching hardware timer, so they aren’t comparable to the phone-only apps.

Drills by Shooters Global (SG Timer, SG Timer GO, SG Pulse)

Worst reviews (113 at 1–2 star):

• Forced account: “This requires an account to use”; “Spyware without option… constantly requiring log in”; “it’s a timer, stop making me create an account.”
• Login failures: “external token not registered”; can’t sign in with Google; “URL session failed.”
• v3.0 removed features: “Removed the ability to train without a timer”; par times dropped from dry fire; saved drills deleted.
• Crashes and update loops: crashes on launch after updates; forced weekly firmware updates; an update pop-up loops even when already on the latest version.
• Data loss: “updated the firmware… all of my session history was gone.”
• Video and Bluetooth: videos missing audio; Bluetooth disconnects; Samsung incompatibility; needs internet underground; a subscription on top of expensive hardware.

AMG Lab Camera / AMG Lab Updater (AMG Lab Commander, Sidekick)

Free, no account, Data Not Collected, iOS and Android, a handful of ratings (5.0 star from 1). There is no standalone AMG app that turns your phone into a timer. The Camera app overlays shot data from a Commander or Sidekick BLE/Pro onto your video, and the Updater installs firmware. No negative reviews.

DAA EDGE Shot Timer (Double-Alpha Academy)

“This app will ONLY work with the DoubleAlpha EDGE Shot Timer.” Free, no account; iOS 1.5 star (2) and Android 500+ (≈639); updated Aug 2026; adds ML start-signal detection for videos. Worst reviews: “kept crashing within 10 seconds of launching… no response from developer” (Android, Jul 2026); echoes indoors, the timer keeps running in review, and video timestamps go missing (SE, Jun 2026).

Others in this group are RangeTech (needs a RangeTech timer; 4.14 star/21, last update 2023), NPTShotTimer (a Bluetooth stop plate) and MantisX (a rail sensor, not a timer).

Apps from the guide that no longer exist

What 1-star reviewers complain about, across all apps

From the 759 negative (1–2 star) reviews collected across 41 store listings, the same complaints recur:

1. Detection is wrong in both directions (the #1 complaint by far). Missed shots (“registers 10% of my shots”, “Out of 40 shots it recognized 1”); phantom shots from wind, holster draws, mag drops, safety clicks or the app’s own beep; and neighbours’ shots at public ranges. Dry-fire clicks are the hardest case; only purpose-built apps (Dry Fire Pro) attract praise for them. Only watch/recoil apps claim to solve the neighbour problem, and they bring their own undercounting complaints.
2. “Free” that isn’t. These include paywalls hit right after onboarding (Par Timer Pro, Drill, ShotSession), free features moved behind a subscription (PlinkPal, Shooters Global), premium purchases that unlock almost nothing (Range Trainer), and shown-vs-charged price mismatches. Many reviewers say a subscription for a timer is the worst possible model: “like subscribing to an app that plays fart sounds.”
3. Forced accounts and data collection. Shooters Global, Range Buddy, Range Day, Drill, PlinkPal and BSHOCK all draw 1 star reviews solely for requiring sign-up. Gun owners are particularly sensitive to being asked “what firearms do you own”.
4. Needs internet. Ranges are often rural or underground (PlinkPal lost “hundreds of shots”; Par Timer Pro; Shooters Global).
5. An inaudible beep. The beep is too quiet for ear protection, apps lower the volume automatically when the timer starts, Bluetooth headsets aren’t supported, or the beep frequency is too high for older ears (Range Trainer, Range Timer AP, Gun Shot Timer, ShootOnTime).
6. Abandonment and OS breakage. Apps break with new iOS or Android versions and are never fixed (Gun Shot Timer, Shotbud, AirsoftShotTimer on iOS 13, IPSC Shot Timer on Android 16 and Pixel phones).
7. Android layout bugs. Controls sit behind the system navigation bar on modern edge-to-edge phones (IPSC Shot Timer: dozens of reviews).
8. Updates that destroy data. Drills and history were deleted by updates to Shooters Global, Dry Fire Timer & Par Drills v4 and Range Day.
9. Ads in a timing tool. Unskippable video ads (Measure & Improve), ad redirects (AirsoftShotTimer on Android) and banner ads (IPSC Shot Timer).
10. A par timer mistaken for a shot timer. Names like “Graydog Dryfire Shot Timer” or “Par Timer Pro” draw 1 star reviews from users who expected splits.

What this means for picking an app: in 1 star reviews, being free, ad-free, account-free and usable offline matter almost as much as detection quality. The apps with no negative reviews (Simple Shot Timer, ITP, Blast Buddy) are exactly the ones without paywalls, forced accounts or ads.

Fact-check of the AirsoftShotTimer guide

The guide (airsoftshottimer.com/en/posts/shot-timer-app-guide) is published by AirsoftShotTimer’s developer. Its claims checked against store data on 3 Nov 2026:

Frequently asked questions

Can a phone app replace a dedicated shot timer?

For dry fire and solo range practice, often yes. At a busy range, a phone’s microphone also hears shots from the next bay. Detection errors like this are the most common complaint in the 759 negative reviews. Watch apps that sense recoil, such as Recoil Shot Timer, avoid the problem but tend to undercount.

Which shot timer app can hear dry-fire clicks?

Dry Fire Pro: Gun Shot Timer (iPhone). It uses on-device machine learning trained on your own trigger click, and it is the only app that reviewers praise for dry-fire clicks. Core features are free; Pro is a subscription or $39.99 for life. If you only need a beep to start and stop, a par timer such as ShootOnTime does the job.

Which shot timer app is best for airsoft?

AirsoftShotTimer. Its detection is tuned for gas blowback, AEG and CO2 guns, and it has a wind filter. It costs $2.99 on iPhone. On Android it is free with a $2.99 in-app purchase, but it is rated 2.5 star and reviewers report ad redirects.

Is there a free shot timer app with no ads and no account?

Yes. Simple Shot Timer (iPhone and Android), ITP Shot Timer (iPhone) and IDPA shot timer (Android) are free, show no ads and need no account. Better Shot Timer (iPhone) is too, but it hasn’t been updated since January 2024.

Appendix: long-tail apps

Every other shot or par timer listing found (ratings are global iOS or Play; ”–” = none). Detection is as claimed in the listing, not verified.

iOS

Android

Browser-based (no install)

There are also timers that run in the browser with nothing to install: shottimer.app (browser-based shot timer, live and from video), the DrillLane browser par timer and the Pistol Wizard dry-fire timer.

Methodology

Data collection (3 Nov 2026)

• Discovery: the iTunes Search API was queried for 10 search terms in 4 storefronts (US, GB, DE, AU), and Google Play search (US) for 30+ terms, plus each app named in the sources. About 230 iOS and 100 Android hits were screened down to about 100 relevant listings.
• iOS metadata: the iTunes Lookup API was queried in 31 storefronts (US, GB, CA, AU, NZ, IE, DE, AT, CH, FR, NL, BE, SE, NO, DK, FI, PL, CZ, ES, IT, PT, ZA, BR, MX, JP, IL, HU, RO, SK, GR, UA). “Global rating” is the count-weighted average across those storefronts.
• iOS pricing and privacy: in-app purchase lists and privacy labels were parsed from each App Store product page.
• iOS reviews: the App Store customer-review RSS feed was read for every storefront where the app has ratings (up to 500 most recent per storefront).
• Android: Google Play listing data (install bracket, Play’s own unrounded install figure, rating histogram, “Contains ads”, IAP range, update date), the Data safety page, and 1 star and 2 star reviews (up to 200 per star rating, in English and German).
• Other sources: developer websites, the AirsoftShotTimer guide, DrillLane’s Oct 2026 comparison, partimerpro.com’s comparison, Guns.com’s 2018 review, the Aptoide mirror, and Shooters Global’s FAQ (as quoted by DrillLane).

Category definitions

Scoring rubric (Ranking A, 100 points)

Ranking B (par timers) uses the same rules without detection: pricing 20, ads 10, account 15, platforms 10, rating 20, popularity 10, features 5, maintenance 5, 1 star severity 5.

Limitations

• No hands-on range testing. Detection quality is inferred from descriptions and reviews.
• Store labels are self-declared by developers. AirsoftShotTimer’s Android ad label, for example, conflicts with its own Data safety form and its reviews.
• Review sampling: the App Store review feed only returns the most recent reviews per country, and Google Play was sampled in English and German only.
• Prices are US App Store and Google Play prices and vary by region.
• The “1 star severity” and “features” scores are judgement calls. They are worth 10 of 100 points; dropping both entirely would not change who is #1.

Sources

• AirsoftShotTimer, Best Shot Timer App 2026: 13 Apps Tested: https://airsoftshottimer.com/en/posts/shot-timer-app-guide/
• Simple Shot Timer: https://simpleshottimer.com · source code: https://github.com/Mr-Jami/simple-shot-timer
• DrillLane, Dry Fire Timer Apps: 9 Par and Shot Timers Compared (checked 6 Oct 2026): https://drilllane.com/guides/dry-fire-par-timer-apps/
• Par Timer Pro, Best Shot Timer App 2026: https://partimerpro.com/best-shot-timer-app/
• Guns.com, Gear Review: Looking at free shot timer apps (7 Mar 2018): https://www.guns.com/news/review/gear-review-looking-at-free-shot-timer-apps
• Aptoide mirror, Dry Fire Par Time Tracker: https://dry-fire-par-timer.en.aptoide.com/app
• PlinkPal: https://www.plinkpal.com/
• App Store listings: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id<ID>. IDs: Simple Shot Timer 6819042653 · Blast Buddy 6450191739 · AirsoftShotTimer 1182634885 · Dry Fire Pro 6751209426 · ITP 6743187745 · Better Shot Timer 6468091135 · Range Timer AP 1668605147 · Gun Shot Timer 338091445 · Shotbud 1526352591 · Measure & Improve 6754772769 · Range Trainer 1566003865 · Range Buddy 1668988325 · PlinkPal 6451376928 · Recoil 6448735035 · BSHOCK 6471352770 · ShootOnTime 6451364120 · Par Timer (Gunz N’ Coffee) 6784820515 · Range Day 6670685114 · Dry Fire Timer & Par Drills 640341932 · Drill 1616401604 · Par Timer Pro 1505384730 · Drills (SG) 1202856977 · AMG Lab Camera 6748215226 · DAA EDGE 6755687142
• Google Play listings: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=<package>. Packages: cc.jami.simpleshottimer · com.blastbuddy.android · com.kywei.airsoftshottimer · com.albertlab.dryfire · com.mrstefoza.idpatimer · com.stimer · com.miguelq.shot_timer · com.mycompany.rangebuddy · com.caliyatech.plinkpal · com.gunzncoffee.partimer · com.academy.shottimerapp · com.range.day · com.appdrills.handgun · com.lukepighetti.partimerpro · udtech.drills · com.amg_lab.camera · com.doublealpha.edge