Tap the target to log arrows: score, group center and how far to move the pin
Tap the target where each arrow landed and the score is worked out for you. See where your group drifts and how far to move the sight pin.
A score log for recurve, compound, barebow and longbow archers, coaches and club shooters, and for Korean traditional archery (Gungdo) shooters who count hits per round.
No sign-up, no ads, no internet: records stay on this phone, and you pay once. One backup file brings everything to a new phone.
■ Good to know first
· It does not read arrows from a camera photo. You tap arrow positions with your finger (or key in scores with the number keys).
· No official tournament score sheets, rankings or sharing records with others. Send the record PDF yourself.
· Sight mark estimates fill gaps between tuned distances with a curve. This is not a ballistics calculator, so shoot to confirm any new distance.
· Field rounds use one distance and one face size for all targets.
· Gungdo range (145 m), target size and arrows per round start from customary values; any not checked against the rule text are flagged «Needs checking». Edit them in Settings if your range differs.
· No account, server or permissions.
■ Score by tapping the target
· Press and drag: an aim point appears above your finger, and a corner magnifier shows the spot at 3x with its score. Lift to place the arrow.
· Arrows touching a line take the higher score.
· Or key scores with X, 10, M and number keys in the ring colors.
· Tap an end on the score sheet to edit it.
· Number your arrows to find the one that keeps straying from the group.
■ Round formats
WA 70m, 60m, 50m compound, WA 1440, indoor 18 m (40 cm, 3-spot, compound inner 10), field 24 targets, Gungdo 3 and 5 rounds, plus 30 m and 50 m practice. Edit them or build your own; past records keep their format.
■ Group analysis and sight correction
· Group center, mean radius and left/right and up/down spread, per end and per distance.
· It says «off-center» only when the center is far enough off compared with the spread (offset > 2 x standard error), so chance clusters do not move your sight.
· For bows with a sight it gives direction and amount, like «pin right 0.38 mm, up 0.15 mm». For Gungdo and barebow it tells you which way to move your aim.
· A purple line traces the group center end by end, so you see it move to the middle after a sight change.
■ Sight marks by distance
Build a table of tuned marks for each bow. Enter a distance and the app estimates the mark with a curve through the three nearest ones; outside the tuned range it says «Out of range, shoot to confirm».
■ Gungdo hit log
Tap the spot on the 145 m target where each arrow landed, or use the Hit and Miss keys. It counts hits per round, full-hit rounds and hit rate. Missed arrows keep their spot too, so you can read short, long or sideways. Goals like «15 hits in 5 rounds» are tracked too.
■ Equipment and trends
· Bow profile: type (recurve, compound, barebow, longbow, Gungdo), draw weight and length, arrow details, aiming distance, notes.
· Score trend per round, personal best (completed sessions only), last-5 average, share of 10+X, X and M, best end and mean group radius trend. Practice and competition are shown separately.
■ Record PDF
Shooter, date, round, bow, weather and wind, a target drawing per distance with correction notes, the score sheet (end, arrows, total, running total, 10+X, X) and notes, as one A4 document for your coach.
■ Units
Yards and mph by default in the US, meters and m/s elsewhere. Switch between metric and yards/pounds in Settings. WA round distances (m) and face diameters (cm) keep their official sizes; only the display changes.
■ First launch and backup
Sample records hold four weeks of 70 m practice, indoor 18 m and three Gungdo sessions; one tap on «Clear samples» removes them. Export records, bows, sight marks, round formats and reference values to one file and restore on a new phone. Questions: «Contact» in the app.
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