Beepline Shot & Drill Timer
Shot timer · Range and dry fire

Time your draw to the millisecond.

Beepline turns the phone in your pocket into a shot timer. Start a string, wait for the random beep, and it listens through the microphone and records every shot — first shot, every split, over par.

Get it on Google Play Coming soon to iPhone!

Free to use. Beepline Pro is a one-time US$5.99 — never a subscription.

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The Beepline timer after a string: a large first-shot time with every split listed below it.
How it works

Three taps, then shoot.

No extra hardware, no pairing, no sign-in. Beepline works the way a range timer works, because it is one.

1

Pick a drill

Bill Drill, 1R1, FAST — or just a plain string with your own par time and shot count.

2

Press START

A random delay so you can't anticipate it, then the beep. Volume-up works as a hands-free start on Android.

3

Read your splits

First shot, last shot, every split and the total, saved to a history you can scroll back through.

Why the numbers are real

Zero is the beep it hears.

Most phone timers start the clock when they tell the speaker to play. That speaker delay lands squarely in your first-shot time. Beepline takes t = 0 from the beep coming back through the microphone, and timestamps every shot from the sample index in the audio stream rather than the moment a buffer happened to arrive. Speaker or earbuds, the first-shot time is the real one.

A look inside

Big numbers, read at arm's length.

Beepline's timer home screen with the drill chip and a large START button.
ReadyDrill chip, par time and a START button you can hit without looking.
History list of previous practice sessions.
HistoryEvery string kept, grouped into sessions by drill and day.
Session screen with a shot-cadence chart.
SessionShot-cadence charts, notes and CSV export in Pro.
The drills list with built-in drills.
DrillsClassics built in; build your own in Pro.
What you get

Everything a practice timer needs.

Random start delay

So you can't game the beep. Set your own range in Pro.

Splits and par times

A second beep at par, and a clear red marker when you run over it.

Sensitivity presets

Outdoor and indoor, plus a calibration screen with a live level meter.

Dry fire at home

Ten minutes and a par time is a practice session. No live round needed.

Your own backups

Back up to your own Google Drive folder through the system picker, and restore on a new phone.

Two shooters, one phone

Separate profiles in Pro keep runs apart — and share a profile between phones.

Beepline Pro

One purchase. Never a subscription.

$5.99once, forever

The free app is a complete timer: strings, splits, par times, the built-in drills, backups and your last five strings. Pro lifts the limits.

  • Unlimited history instead of the last five strings
  • Custom drills, plus the El Presidente preset
  • Cadence charts, session notes and CSV export
  • Manual sensitivity and a custom delay range
  • Four beep voices with adjustable pitch and length
  • Multiple profiles, shareable between phones
  • Open backups: plain JSON and CSV, not an app-only bundle
Privacy by design

Your practice stays on your phone.

No account

There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. Open it and shoot.

No audio kept

The microphone stream is analysed for shot onsets as it arrives and then discarded. Nothing is recorded, nothing is uploaded.

No analytics, no ads

The app carries no trackers, no advertising and no crash reporting. Your strings, drills and settings stay on the device until you back them up to your own Drive folder.

Know your first-shot time tonight.

Ten minutes of dry fire against a par time beats a guess of "about a second and a half".

Get it on Google Play Coming soon to iPhone!