How it works
Mount one phone to your spotting scope using a standard phone scope adapter, the kind most long-range shooters already own. Pair a second phone by scanning a QR code. No accounts, no network setup, just point and scan. That second phone sits on the bench in front of you at the firing line and shows the live view through the spotting scope in real time.
Atlas listens for the shot break through the phone's microphone and arms impact detection only in the seconds right after, so wind-blown grass or brush between shots can't trigger a false hit. When it sees an impact, it flags it automatically.
Because Spotter keeps a rolling buffer of the last several seconds of video, you can rewind after every shot to see exactly where it landed, even if you looked away at the moment of impact.
Why it matters
Nobody has a dedicated spotter every time they shoot. Spotter turns a phone you already own, on a scope you already own, into one.
