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Nexus Desktop is the app for the laptop behind your freETarget firing line. It connects to your targets over the range network, saves every shot on the range computer first, runs the relay from one screen, and carries results through review to publication. Signed installers for Windows and Mac, updates offered in the app, and early access now open by request.
Nexus now runs a match from the console at the line to the phone in the stands. Host on Nexus Desktop, run Sporter and Precision in one match, get a push when your relay starts, follow an athlete with a guardian's approval, keep reading when the range Wi-Fi drops, and bring in a whole match from another scoring system in one drop.
Any organization on Nexus can now point the AI it already uses — Claude, ChatGPT, whichever — at its own program data and ask the questions a coach actually asks. Read-only by design. Privacy travels with the athlete. The fraction of a point was always in your data. Now you can find it before match day.
16 athletes from five schools spent five days at Forbush High School for a CMP-sanctioned rifle camp—no 400-mile drive required. Falken presented Falcon '26 alongside Bowdark Consulting, with Nexus running registration, check-in, results, and shot-by-shot AI analytics from the Day 1 diagnostic to the final Cup match.
Organizations on Nexus can now broadcast matches live to their own YouTube channel — produced, branded, and driven by live shot data. Connect your channel once, click Go Live, and the sport's best moments finally have an audience.
NCAA rifle is one of the most precise sports on earth — so why are we still watching it through a results page that isn't live, never shows the shots, and feels a decade behind? Here's what better looks like, and how Falken gets the sport there.
Nexus Web now watches the history books for you — recognizing Personal Bests, Organization Records, and Sightline records as they happen, and celebrating the athlete before the next shooter steps to the line.