About
iShoot 3D Archery is a dedicated mobile scoring application designed for competitive 3D archery enthusiasts. Available on both iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and Android devices, it eliminates the need for clipboards, printed scorecards, and pencils during tournaments. Users can predefine scoring rules to match different tournament formats, as scoring criteria often vary by archery club or sanctioning body. The app features radio-button score entry for fast, accurate input, and automatically calculates total scores and percentage of total at the end of each round. A standout feature is its built-in library of over 100 photos of 3D archery targets with annotated scoring ring reference points — invaluable when ring boundaries are hard to see from a shooting distance. The app also stores historic tournament records for personal performance tracking and data analysis over time. IBO (International Bowhunting Organization) and ASA (Archery Shooters Association) scoring rules are accessible directly within the app for quick reference during competition. iShoot 3D Archery is ideal for recreational archers, competitive tournament shooters, and archery clubs looking to modernize their scoring process. The development team is committed to ongoing updates and user-friendly improvements, making it a reliable companion for the archery community.
Key Features
- Custom Score Settings: Users can predefine scoring configurations to match tournament-specific rules set by different archery clubs or sanctioning bodies.
- Automatic Score Calculation: Total scores and percentage of total are automatically calculated at the end of each shoot, eliminating manual math errors.
- 3D Target Photo Library: Access over 100 photos of 3D archery targets with annotated scoring ring reference points to help archers identify ring boundaries from a distance.
- Historic Records Tracking: Store past tournament scores for long-term performance tracking and data analysis across multiple events.
- IBO & ASA Rule References: Built-in access to IBO and ASA tournament scoring rules for quick in-competition reference.
Use Cases
- Competitive archers tracking their scores digitally during IBO or ASA sanctioned 3D archery tournaments.
- Recreational archers who want a convenient way to record and review scores without paper scorecards.
- Archery clubs looking to modernize tournament scoring for their members.
- Archers using the target photo library to identify scoring rings on unfamiliar 3D targets during a course.
- Enthusiasts analyzing their historic tournament performance over time to identify improvement areas.
Pros
- Eliminates Paper Scorecards: Fully replaces clipboards, printed cards, and pencils with a streamlined digital interface, reducing friction during tournaments.
- Flexible Scoring Configurations: Customizable scoring presets accommodate the wide variety of scoring systems used across different clubs and sanctioning bodies.
- Useful Target Reference Library: The 100+ target photo library with scoring ring overlays is a practical, real-world tool for competitive archers.
Cons
- Limited Record Deletion on iOS: Historic records can only be removed on Apple devices by fully uninstalling and reinstalling the app, which is inconvenient.
- Niche Audience: The app is highly specialized for 3D archery, limiting its utility to a narrow segment of sports enthusiasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
iShoot 3D Archery is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch via the App Store, as well as Android devices via Google Play.
Yes. The app allows you to predefine scoring values to match the specific rules of any tournament, whether set by a local club or a sanctioning body like IBO or ASA.
Some 3D courses include steel challenge or special shots that award extra points. Check with tournament organizers at registration to find out if bonus or challenge points are offered.
On Apple devices, the only way to remove historic records is to uninstall the app and reinstall it. Android users can delete application data through the device's app settings.
The red dots are reference markers indicating the locations of scoring rings, based on IBO and ASA scoring rules. They serve as a starting orientation guide — all rings shown are for reference only.