Ask Siri how you shot. Find any round in Spotlight. ASK SIRI "How did I shoot in my last StandCard round?" Siri answers out loud — your score and where you shot it — without opening the app. On iOS 27, with a round already on screen, you can just ask about that one. FIND ROUNDS IN SEARCH Your finished rounds, and the clubs you shot them at, now turn up in iPhone search. Pull down from the home screen, type a venue name, and go straight to that round. Only your own rounds are indexed. A card you kept for someone else never appears in your search or your Siri answers — it isn't yours to surface. THE DYNAMIC ISLAND, SIDEWAYS Turn your phone during a round and the Dynamic Island keeps up. Where it's too narrow for the whole score it shows the targets you've broken and drops the rest — the number you're glancing for anyway. Tap to expand for the full card.

Sporting clays now passes the lead around your squad, the way the rules intend. SHOOTING ORDER THAT ROTATES On a sporting course, the shooting order rotates at every station: whoever shot first drops to last, and everyone else moves up. StandCard follows that on its own now, so the app stops handing the lead back to the same person at every stand. Each station lists your squad in the order they're shooting, with whoever is up next on top. Trap and skeet are unchanged — the squad leader still shoots first all round, which is how those games work.

Share your own rounds — and keep an eye on the one you're shooting from your wrist. SHARE YOUR ROUND Your own rounds are shareable now, not just the ones you kept for someone else. The share button sits in the toolbar on the home screen, on the round-complete summary, and on any round's detail. It sends a picture of the round: your score, where you shot it, and how each station went. ON YOUR WRIST, AND WHILE CHARGING A round in progress now appears in the Smart Stack on Apple Watch, and on your iPhone in StandBy. Glance at the score without unlocking anything. FIXES • The live round keeps up with everything that changes it — adding a shooter, a substitution, moving between stations — instead of only when you score a shot • Home's station insight counts the targets you actually broke rather than percentage alone, so one lucky station stops crowding out the real story

Hand off the rounds you kept for someone else — and find your club a lot faster. SHARE A ROUND Been keeping score for a friend? Share the round with them and those scores become theirs: their own history, on their own phone. The link only ever shows two names — never scores, venues, or dates — and you can stop sharing at any time. FIND YOUR CLUB • Search venues by name. It matches from the start of any word, so "ridge" finds "Cedar Ridge Gun Club" • "Use my location" now brings up what's genuinely near you • The venue picker opens with the places you've actually been shooting