Ten-ring face
Tap the impact. Yellow, red, blue, black, and white rings score the arrow from where it sits.
Archery practice
Mark arrows, read your group
Tap the face where an arrow landed. The mark becomes a score, the end becomes a total, and the cluster shows whether you are holding center or drifting.
Pinned to the board
Tap the impact. Yellow, red, blue, black, and white rings score the arrow from where it sits.
Diameter, mean radial deviation, and center direction come from the saved marks, not a guess.
Finish an end, keep the total, and compare later rounds at the same distance and face.
Attach a bow and arrow set, then start a real session from a center, group, or distance drill.
On the phone
On this page
ArrowCluster does not collect personal data. Scores, arrow positions, notes, bows, and arrow sets that you enter are stored on your device. The app does not require an account to record a practice round.
This page describes that practice. It is effective 19 October 2026. If you write to the address below, that message is handled as ordinary email, separate from the records kept inside the app.
Questions about ArrowCluster, a session export, or this page can be sent by email. Include the device you use and a short note about what you were trying to record.