Dial: Your Pocket Caddie

Your pocket caddie. Track every shot and know your real distances. Dial is the golf tracker for players who use a rangefinder and want to actually improve. Stop guessing your 7-iron goes "about 150" - find out what it really does, on grass, from your real swing. WHAT DIAL DOES Log every shot in seconds. Pick a club, tap in your rangefinder yardage, tag the contact and direction. Done. No GPS needed, no sensors to buy, no setup. Track rounds shot-by-shot or keep it simple with stroke count. Switch modes per hole mid-round if your group is moving fast. Your round auto-saves - close the app and resume anytime. See your real distances. After a few range sessions, your bag comes alive: real average carry per club, dispersion (how tight your shots group), and confidence scores that grow with your data. Know your misses. Dispersion charts show whether you pull left or push right with each club. Lefty or righty, we know the difference. WHY DIAL - No account needed. No sign-up, no email, no password. - Free forever. No ads. No in-app purchases. No subscription. - Everything stored on your device. We never see your data. - Works offline. Log anywhere, no signal required. - Designed for rangefinder users. Every yardage is a real measurement. FEATURES - Bag setup: add your clubs with brand, model, and loft - Shot logging: club, yardage, contact, direction, surface - Shot-by-shot round tracking with optional pin distance - Stroke-count mode for when you need to move - Per-club stats: avg carry, range, dispersion, confidence, miss bias - Per-course scoring with best, last, and trend - Smart caddie tips based on your real data - Left and right-handed support WHAT DIAL ISN'T Dial doesn't have GPS-to-pin distances, course maps, or auto-shot detection. It's not trying to replace your rangefinder. It's trying to turn every rangefinder yardage into knowledge about your own swing. BUILT BY ONE GOLFER Made in Ontario by an indie developer who got tired of apps that measure pace-of-play better than they measure yardage. If you have a feature request or a bug, email [email protected] and you'll get a real reply. Keep it in play.