iTarget vs Kotive

Shoot Your Gun in the House

iTarget is a safe, fun and affordable firearm training system which enables you to use your actual firearm to practice target shooting at home.

iTarget uses a laser bullet and a phone app. Shaped like a real bullet, the laser bullet goes into an actual firearm and shoots a visible red laser at a paper target when you pull the trigger on the gun. The iTarget app uses the phone’s camera to “see” where the laser hit and is able to mark that location on the phone’s screen. In effect – it’s like shooting virtual bullets from a real gun.
iTarget is currently being crowdfunded through an IndieGoGo campaign. The iTarget demonstration video posted to Facebook has received over 52,000 views with 1,000 people sharing it with their friends on Facebook in just the first week.

iTarget creator Joe Crouch says, “The gun community has been waiting for an affordable Laser Training System and the reception to iTarget has been amazing. We are relying on word of mouth and social media to spread the word, and so far people are really excited by what they see!”

The iTarget demonstration video and additional information are available at:
www.iTargetPro.com
iTarget is available for pre-order through the IndieGoGo campaign.
https://igg.me/at/itarget
You can get a sense of the growing excitement behind the product by checking out the Facebook page.
www.facebook.com/iTargetPro
For more information, contact:
[email protected]

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Kotive is a meta-app with which you build taskflow apps. Make-tasks-flow faster & more effectively by making custom-made taskflow apps without doing any programming.

Makers design custom-made taskflows that consist of tasks strung together by conditions with the aim of achieving a goal. Conditions influence and control the flow from one task to the next.

Example taskflows: request for leave, ask for a quote from movers, interactive storybook and manage the crowdsourcing translation of a book. The permutations are limitless considering the combinations of Makers, their unique taskflow apps and the niche markets they service.

Team leaders design taskflow apps to automate shadow business processes for their teams. Entrepreneurs design and resell taskflow apps to solve needs within niche markets. Small business owners design taskflow apps to convert to e-business processes and become more competitive.