Dope Card turns your Fenix, Enduro, or tactix watch into a live, multi-stage match companion for NRL Hunter and PRS-style precision rifle competition -- connecting directly to a Leica Geovid Pro AB rangefinder over Bluetooth so every range, elevation, and windage solve streams straight onto your wrist the instant you range a target. No manual dope table to pre-build, no re-typing come-ups between stages -- just range, lock, and go. Set up your whole match day in seconds: enter how many stages you're shooting, then for each stage dial in the time limit and target count (any number of targets, auto-paginated so the display stays readable no matter how big the stage is). Lock each target as you range it, skip one you can't find and come back to it automatically, or hold a button to step back and re-range a target you got wrong -- all without losing your place or your data. A built-in stage timer keeps you honest, with a distinct vibration when you lock a target and another when time runs out. Every completed stage is saved automatically for later review, and if you lose connection to the binos or close the app between stages (lunch, a break, anything), your match picks back up exactly where you left off -- nothing lost. Built for real match-day use: bright, glanceable text, full physical-button control (no touchscreen fumbling with gloves on), and a design shaped by actually shooting NRL Hunter matches with it. Requires a Leica Geovid Pro AB rangefinder. Personal project, still in active development -- feedback welcome.

Big update: full multi-stage match flow. Set total stages, then per-stage duration and target count; dope card now paginates (4 targets/page) for any count. New controls: BACK=skip target, hold BACK=Stage History, hold UP=go back and re-range a target, hold DOWN=advance (running) or end stage early (paused). Vibration on lock and on timer expiration. Match progress now saves automatically -- exiting the app or losing connection between stages no longer loses your data.