Who I am
I’m Rudy. I shoot. I have stood on cold indoor lines and on muddy 3D walks with a pencil that would not write and a phone notes app that anyone could edit after the fact. I got tired of wet paper, of “I think that was a 5,” and of league nights that turn into arguments because nobody photographed the target before the arrows came out.
I built this site so a round is a sequence you actually shot: you enter the score (and a photo when the shoot is hosted), then the next end unlocks. Past ends stay locked. That is the whole product idea. Everything else — clubs, friends, standings, blogs — hangs off that.
There is no company behind it, no venture funding, and no growth team. Personal practice is free. Clubs and hosted events exist for ranges that want a roster and standings. If you only ever log Saturday in the garage, that is a complete use of the site. More of the origin story is in Why I built this.
What problem this solves (and what it does not)
Archery already has rulebooks, governing bodies, and plenty of scoring apps. I did not set out to replace USA Archery, NFAA, or your club’s bylaws. I set out to replace the failure mode I kept seeing: a card that can be rewritten after the walk-up, with no picture and no sequence.
On a personal round, you can move fast. Photos are optional. On a tournament or club league — anywhere other people are in the standings — a photo is required before the next end unlocks. That is intentional friction. It is the difference between a logbook and a card you can defend.
What this is not: a social network, a coaching platform, or a store. I do not sell bows. Friends exist so you can share a finished card with someone who does not shoot at your club. Clubs exist so a range can run a roster without a spreadsheet war.
What you can do here
- Individuals — free Indoor 300, Vegas 450, and 3D history on your account.
- Clubs — range page, members, leagues, hosted shoots, club blog.
- Friends — share finished cards with people outside your club.
- Scoring guides — Indoor 300, Vegas 450, 3D, photo proof.
- Blog — plain-language posts about formats, clubs, and how the site works.
If you are new, start with the walkthrough, then shoot one personal Indoor 300 in practice mode. You will know in one round whether the flow fits how you shoot.
How I think about fairness
Hosted shoots require photos because memory is generous and standings are not. Photos stay sharp enough to read a line. Club admins can review a card when two people disagree. I would rather slow a league night by thirty seconds per end than host a fight in the parking lot.
Abuse, cheating, and hate get a report path on profiles, posts, and scorecards. Club admins see reports about their members. I can turn an account off.
Money, without the soft sell
Personal rounds are $0. Registering a club is $100 per year in Bitcoin (or a promo code I send). Hosting a tournament or starting a league is $20. Shooters on a hosted event do not pay that fee. Full breakdown: pricing.
I keep the personal tier free on purpose. If the site only worked when you paid, it would not solve the garage-night problem that started this. Clubs pay because roster tools, standings, and hosted cards cost real money to run.
How to reach me
If you have an account, email me from the address on that account — I use the same address to reach you. Public requests (account deletion, club approval) have forms in the footer. I am not a 24/7 helpdesk. I do read the mail, usually within a few days.
If something is broken on a league night, say so plainly: what format, what end, what the screen did. Screenshots help. I fix what I can.
Where to go next
Read the guides before your first hosted shoot, then make a free account and log a practice round. If the site is useful, tell your club. If it is not, tell me why.