SCATT file viewer: open and analyse .scatt files online

Shotmetrix opens SCATT files (.scatt, .scatt-basic, .scatt-expert) right in the browser: upload, view every shot with its aiming trace, analyse the session. The SCATT software does not need to be installed — handy when a file comes from your coach or you want to look at it on your phone.

How it works

  1. Save the file from SCATTSave the training session as a file, or take the file you were sent.
  2. UploadIn Shotmetrix choose “Create”, post type “SCATT”, and pick the file.
  3. View and analyseShots, scores and aiming traces are read automatically. Whether you share the session or keep it private is up to you.

What you get to see

  • Every shot with its value and position on the target — coloured by value, series or single shot
  • The aiming trace to replay: how the sights come onto the target, settle, and the shot breaks
  • Hold time and trigger behaviour, plus a table of values per shot
  • Heatmap and hull of all shots over the target
  • Across several sessions: shot pattern, group size, outliers and form curve

Supported files

DeviceFileContent
SCATT.scatt · .scatt-basic · .scatt-expertshots, scores, aiming trace
ASAFA.xmlshots, scores, aiming trace
Steyr SX.sss (several at once)trigger and movement, no shot positions

SCATT, ASAFA and Steyr are trademarks of their manufacturers; Shotmetrix is an independent service by MESHPRO that reads the files of these devices.

Frequently asked

How do I open a .scatt file without the SCATT software?
Upload the file to Shotmetrix (post type “SCATT”): shots, scores and aiming traces are read and shown in the browser. A free account is all you need; there is nothing to install.
Which files are supported?
SCATT files ending in .scatt, .scatt-basic and .scatt-expert, plus ASAFA files (.xml) and Steyr SX (.sss, several files of one session at once). Steyr SX provides trigger and movement data but no shot positions.
What does the analysis of a SCATT file show?
Every shot with its value and position, the aiming trace to replay, hold time and trigger behaviour, and a table per shot. Across several sessions you also get the shot pattern, group size, outliers and form curve.
Does it cost anything?
No. Uploading and analysing are free.

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