What it does
- Scores an end from a photo — take a photo of the target with your phone’s own camera app, and the app shows each arrow it found on a drawing of the face, with its value, the end’s total and the X count.
- Asks for another angle only when it is unsure — one more photo from the side, and only for the arrows it cannot place.
- Lets you correct every arrow — drag one that sits wrong, add one it missed, remove one it invented. An arrow within about 2 mm of a line is flagged so you look at it yourself.
- Knows the rules — a line cutter takes the higher value, and the compound inner ten on the 60 and 40 cm faces is counted as such.
It scores the single-spot ten-ring World Archery face in 122, 80, 60 and 40 cm. The 80 cm six-ring face and the vertical triple spot are planned.
Not ready yet
The app is in testing. The current test build has the Score an end screen, but scoring from a photo does not work yet; it arrives in the next test builds.
The score is yours to confirm
The app reads the target from a photo, so a blurred, dark or steeply angled shot can give a wrong value or miss an arrow. Every arrow is shown for you to check before the end counts. It scores with the arrows still in the target, not from holes, and at a tournament the judge’s call stands.
Your data stays on your device
There is no backend to send anything to, and the app does not request the internet permission. Photos are scored on your phone and never uploaded, with their location and other metadata removed before they are stored. Everything lives in the app’s private storage, and Android’s own backup, if you have it on, keeps a copy in your Google account. The details are in the
Support
archery-scorer.support@maksforge.com — an ordinary mailbox that a person reads.
The source
Built in the open at maks-sredniawa/archery-scorer.