Rudy's Archery Tracking

I wanted a scorecard I could trust after the line closed.

Paper cards get wet. Phone notes get edited. League night turns into an argument about a line-cutter nobody photographed. 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.

What I was actually trying to fix

I am not trying to replace your organization’s rulebook. I am trying to stop the part where the card and the arrows disagree an hour later. Indoor 300, Vegas 450, and 3D are the formats I shoot and the formats clubs around me hang. If you only ever log Saturday practice in the garage, that is a complete use of the site. You do not need a club. You do not need Bitcoin. You do not need to photograph every arrow.

Clubs and hosted shoots exist for ranges that want a roster, standings, and a card other people can review. That is a different job. Personal history is free on purpose so the hosted tools do not have to pretend they are a social network.

Who this is for

• People who shoot indoor 5-spot or 10-ring and want the 12 or 15 ends in order.
• People who walk 3D and want one animal at a time, not a spreadsheet in the truck.
• A club officer who is tired of collecting paper at 9:40 p.m.
• A friend in another state who should see a finished card, not your in-progress misses.

I run this myself. About page, blog, and the scoring guides are me. If something is broken, email me from the address on your account.