Keep it simple.
Self-reported scoring for events that run on trust. No independent peer score entry is required.
For your casual club shootA score is a number.
Trust is a process.
Choose the right level of verification for your event. Keep the rules clear, the evidence connected and the decisions accountable.
Agreement matters.
Require multiple independent entries. Define the minimum group size and whether the archer’s own entry counts.
For competitive group scoringOfficials on the line.
Assign judges and choose how many independent judge entries are required for each end.
For events with designated officialsYOUR RULES, PRESERVEDConsistency from
Consistency from
setup to signoff.
Reusable game types establish the format. Competition rule snapshots preserve the basis for the event.
Define every arrow
Set scoring zones, arrow counts, station details, divisions and tie-breaks. Use a scoring-core preset or configure a custom club format.
Resolve the differences
Track missing entries and disputed stations. Use documented correction requests rather than quietly overwriting locked scores.
Complete the round, then the event
A member finishes their own round when its requirements are met. Organizers close the competition and publish final standings after the wider event process is complete.
HUMAN JUDGMENT. BETTER RECORDS.More context.
More context.
Clearer decisions.
Evidence supports an official’s decision. It never replaces the people responsible for a fair and safe competition.
Photo evidence
Require photos when appropriate. Review pictures with capture time and available location markers. These signals are supporting context, not proof on their own.
Official procedures
Record inspections, corrections, protests and appeals. Apply configured deadlines, penalties and documented exceptions.
A traceable history
Retain scoring operations, revisions and official decisions. Use signatures, evidence bundles and audit records to follow what changed.
IMPORTANT DISTINCTIONSClear about what
Clear about what
the software does.
Scoring presets are not sanction certification.
The system includes scoring-core presets for World Archery, ASA, IBO and NFAA formats. Officials must check the applicable rule edition, equipment, course and event requirements.
Technology does not replace range supervision.
Physical inspections, safe shooting practices, identity checks and observed incidents still need responsible people on site.
Offline recording still follows event rules.
Saved operations are checked by the server when they synchronize. A device timestamp cannot override an event’s submission cutoff.
Photo requirements are your choice.
Camera evidence and member-photo requirements are configurable. Automated AI photo scoring and cheating detection are not currently included.