Metrics
This isn't a total button. It's the day around the shot, kept on the same card so you can find the pattern later — which arrow you drop most, where it comes out, when in the round it happens.
What it actually tracks
Arrow-by-arrow logging with optional mental/physical ratings and notes on every end.
Impact/miss plotting and arrow heat-map style review — group patterns, not just a number.
Consistency tracking — where points drop, when they drop (late ends, distance changes, fatigue).
Metrics surface which bow you shoot best, common arrows dropped, and where.
Sometimes you just want to know what your average has been lately — a plain rolling-average table sits right alongside the deeper correlation views, for the question that doesn't need a filter first.
One CSV row per game, 62 real fields wide — discipline, face, score, X-count, ends, arrows, per-end mental and physical averages, location, weather, sleep, diet, mood, your written determination, NFAA class/age/gender, misses plotted, Shot Grouping Score, league week, warm-up count, guessed-vs-actual yardage on 3D/unknown rounds, and the Pro X=6 flag on Field/Hunter rounds — not a vague "export your data," a specific, wide, structured record. Export League CSV is a separate, dedicated pull for season-long league records — name, date, target, score, X-count, league, week — built for a club director who needs the whole season, not one card. CSV Import from friends (beta) lets you bring in someone else's exported data for side-by-side comparison — still rough around the edges, but there.
How you slice it
A Tuesday practice never contaminates a Saturday tournament's numbers unless you ask it to. The Path filter alone has 16 real options: All Paths, Individual Practice, Competition, League, Arrow Volume Goal, Blind-Blank Bale Work, Path to 300 (Vegas), Path to 450 (Vegas), Path to 30X (Vegas), Path to 45X (Vegas), Path to 300 (5-Spot), Path to 60X (5-Spot), ASA 3D Tournament, ASA 3D Practice, Field Round, Hunter Round, and Animal Round — named, structured training programs, not a vague "goals" gesture. Stack that with bow/setup, date range, target face, and whether Stabili-Track data is included. Ask the card a narrow question and it answers a narrow question.
Ten real, toggleable factors: Wrote Determination, Time of Day, Sleep, Food/Diet, Weather, Mood, Location, Setup, Target Face, and Warm-Up Shots — these aren't vanity fields, they're join keys. See whether your worst strings actually cluster on poor-sleep days, on a specific bow, or after zero warm-up shots, instead of guessing.
A grouping diagnostic scored from a photo of the face — live concentricity-style feedback, not an official re-score of the round. The scoring runs outer-blue-to-X-mass: how tightly your hits cluster from the outer blue ring inward toward the X ring becomes the grouping score. The official round score stands regardless of what the photo analysis shows — this is a diagnostic, not a re-score.
Offline-first: no account required, data stays on-device unless you export it. Equipment setups saved with sessions so bow and arrow changes stay tied to the data. Live weather and date/time stamped on every session automatically.
An 8-sector Miss Zone breakdown, which shot number in the end actually gets dropped most, and exactly where the card lands when that shot misses. Top Condition Combos runs deeper still: a real 5-factor combination key — Wrote Determination, Time of Day, Sleep, Diet, and Weather, taken together — ranked by average performance, with your top 8 real combos surfaced.
Straight from the app
On the card
Which arrow you drop most. Where it comes out. When in the round it happens. Miss plots and face photos on that end. Strengths and weak spots you can filter when the next event is on the calendar. The Shot Map plots hits in green and drops in amber directly on the face; the Miss Heat Map below does the same thing zone by zone, independent of any single card.
Stabili-Track feeds the same Metrics filters with peak draw, settle, hold, and cant — one card, not a second app.
