BECOMING A BETTER SHOT
STARTS WITH PRACTICE.
Build your dry-fire routine with handgun drills,
a customizable par timer, and a record of every session.



A little structure.
A lot more focus.
Choose a handgun drill. Set your timing.
Make dry-fire training part of your routine.

Less searching.
More starting.
Find a drill in the library, keep your favorites close, or build a routine of your own. Your next session is right where you left it.

Get into
your rhythm.
Clear audio cues. A timer you can read at a glance. Start, pause, and reset with simple controls that keep the session moving.

Your session.
Your settings.
Dial in your preparation delay, par time, repetitions, and rest. Save it as a personal preset, ready for the next time you show up.

See the practice
you put in.
Look back at completed sessions, keep notes on your practice, and pick up where you left off. Build a routine you can return to.
Session totals track completed timer intervals, not shooting performance.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What is Notch?
Notch is a dry-fire timer for iPhone. Choose a drill, customize your timing, and save a record of your practice. It provides timing cues; it does not detect shots or measure shooting performance.
Can I use it offline?
Yes. Your drills, personal presets, routines, and session history work on your device without an internet connection.
Can I create my own sessions?
Yes. Set your preparation delay, par time, repetitions, and rest. Save personal presets and combine them into routines.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account to create. Your practice records stay in local storage on your device.
When can I get it?
Notch is coming to the U.S. App Store and will be free at launch. We’ll add the download link here as soon as it is available.
Anything else? We’re here to help ↗