The best tool for shooters — and the people who train them.
Free features (existing)
Pro features (new)
Who
Every shooter
The people who run them — instructors, team leads, training officers
What
Drills, scores, history — offline at the range, syncs later
Events, rosters, scoring at scale, dashboards & reporting
Cost
Free — stays free
Paid — pricing being finalized
One platform: shooters and organizers work the same system from any device — one account, one data set
Range Day Pro
Who it’s for — in priority order
Church security teamstarget to date — small teams coordinating real training: events, drills, and scores in one place
Private instructorsin discovery — run the class from one place: rosters, squad scoring, student progress over time
Law-enforcement trainersroadmap — qualification tracking and records that stand up to compliance review
Military rangesroadmap — self-hosted, white-label, on their security terms
Local competitionsroadmap — fast setup and public scoreboards where the incumbents aren’t
This order is where the product has been tuned to date — not a fence. Reach into agencies or elsewhere? Bring it to the routing conversation (slide 5).
Range Day Pro
Capabilities
For the shooter
Everything in the free app
Score any drill at the range — offline, syncs later
Score history, hit-factor log, photos & video on scores
Challenges, leaderboards, achievements, friends
Dry-fire training with a built-in par timer
Range bag & gear tracking, scheduled range days
For the organizer
The Pro layer
Course & event builder with itineraries and rosters
Squad scoring — one RO scores a whole line in a batch
Offline-first, for real ranges — no signal, no problem: scores queue on the device and sync clean, never colliding
Data is never hostage — no usage-based billing, ever; a shooter never loses access to their own record
Everywhere they already are — native iPhone and Android apps, plus the full experience on the web — shooter and organizer alike
Institutions can run it themselves — white-label, containerized, private or on-prem deployment
A community, not a cold start — tens of thousands of shooters already use Range Day, and they move over with their history intact
The free app is a channel, not a cost — built-in announcements and push put T.REX products — training, targets, holsters — in front of the whole shooter community, and keeping that community engaged is an active product focus
Range Day Pro
Rules of engagement
Pricing→ “the free app stays free; Pro pricing is being finalized” — never quote a number
Timelines→ “rolling out in phases” — never promise a date
LE / military / competitions→ sell the direction, not a delivery — these are roadmap, not shipping features
Beta partners→ under NDA — never name them to a prospect
Hot lead?→ capture the org, who runs training, and their pain — route it to the beta pipeline
Range Day Pro
Questions & follow-ups
This deck & its chips→ lives at playground.range-day.app/salesdeck — sign in with your trex‑arms.com email; the chips are your fastest answers: objection handlers and backup facts, with sources
The program in depth→ the living docs site — same team login as this deck
Prospect question you can’t answer→ capture it with the lead and route it (slide 5) — an unanswered question is discovery signal, not a failure
Ask-the-program AIexploring→ a Teams chat that answers program questions with citations from the docs — so you don’t have to ping James