Measure from an individual or shared start point
Measure each throw from its own start point or use one shared start for the entire measurement round. GPS results are approximate estimates that you approve before saving.
Built for rounds with family and friends, and for focused practice. One phone is enough for the group, and there are no mandatory accounts or sign-ins.
Record scores quickly, share a finished scorecard and follow each player's progress. The core playing and scoring experience works offline, with data stored locally on the device.
Throw. Measure. Challenge your friends. Improve. The major update introduced in version 0.9.0 created a completely new way to practise. Release 36 (0.9.1), including an Android startup fix, brought these features to the selected Google Play closed Alpha test group; the latest Play update date is 15 October 2026.
Measure each throw from its own start point or use one shared start for the entire measurement round. GPS results are approximate estimates that you approve before saving.
Choose 1–10 discs and 1–10 measurement rounds. Change discs and continue with the same or a new selection for the next round.
Follow each disc's overall, backhand and forehand records. Throw analysis uses available disc, direction, weather and wind data.
Keep friend discs in their own section, run a multiplayer distance-throwing competition and share one scorecard for the whole group.
Practice history brings together sessions, measurement rounds, throws and analyses. Preview and share a completed practice result.
A more compact scoring view and redesigned round setup and player selection keep the focus on playing.
The updated guide explains rounds, GPS measurement, practice, records and group games step by step.
Changes in the local TEST build 38 are still undergoing field testing. Build 38 is not a Google Play release, and no release date has been announced for version 0.9.2.
Location-permission handling for walking-distance tracking during practice is being verified across Android devices and usage scenarios.
Granting, denying and retrying permissions will be tested before any possible later release.
Add several players, record hole-by-hole scores and keep an individual history for each player.
Start on any hole, temporarily exclude holes and resume an unfinished round later. Reuse a previous round's settings.
Review round history and personal course and hole records. Share a completed scorecard as an image.
The primary player's local profile brings together rounds, holes played, throws, courses, personal records and Card Deck statistics. Change the name without losing the player's history.
Browse included courses with holes, pars, distances and course maps. Search by location and mark favourites.
Create a course, define its holes and update the details later.
Add your own map image and save a personal rating from one to five stars.
Save a disc's name, manufacturer, plastic, colour, weight, stability, wear, purchase details, rating, preference, notes and photos. Search, filter and mark favourites.
Keep the four standard flight numbers together in a clear view.
Open a disc photo full screen and zoom in to check details such as flight numbers.
A local visual estimate illustrates the disc's flight characteristics without an online service.
Follow the collection and filter by rarity or acquisition method. Every card has a permanent KHDG identifier.
A completed round can award a PLAYED card. A card received by QR image is saved as GIFTED while the giver keeps their own card.
Card text and explanations follow the app language. The glossary also helps explain disc golf terms and flight numbers.
An eight-hole offline mini-game for one or two players, with individual scores and a shared Record Board · TOP 6.
A relaxed garden game and accuracy exercise to play alone or with a group.
A glossary and beginner's rules guide explain common situations and Speed, Glide, Turn and Fade.
Core play and scorekeeping work without a network connection. Player, course, round, score, Card Deck and Disc Bag data are stored locally on the device.
Weather snapshots use an internet connection to Open-Meteo. The user controls the app's ZIP backups.
Read the privacy noticeGoogle Play granted production release access on 13 October 2026. This does not mean that the app has been released on the public production track. The version currently distributed to users is closed Alpha release 0.9.1/build 36.
The timing of a public production release will be decided later based on development and closed-testing experience. Australia and Spain are potential future markets; the app is not presented as published in either country.