myTarget vs iArcheryScores

myTarget is the app for your archery. With this app you have a list of all your shooting results, whether for a workout, recurve or compound, FITA rounds, IFAA 3D ​​or 3D Bow Hunter. The results of up to 10 shooters, you can quickly and easily enter and evaluate. You have the ability to create your own templates for training or competition then you are flexible in the use of the program. You see where, when you shoot, and with what device you sport. You get your results as a bar graph and numbers displayed in your results can change because of changes to see your sports equipment. You have an overview of your settings on sports equipment, as well as themselves on the respective sports equipment You can look at your results in tabular form for each set. A transfer of data to your PC / MAC is also possible. This app should not be missed by an ambitious archers. The input is a simple and very fast way. You can you concentrate on the shooting. Your sight settings, and the shooting distance is saved. The visor can be changed from shot to shot. You must not always be entered, but only if you set something else. The various settings are displayed in sight of a table, and must therefore no longer be listed separately. Your position, if your device is equipped with GPS will also be secured. The number of shots per end is adjustable from 1 to 10, adjust the number of each set is nearly fully adjustable. The representation of values ​​is realized via a bar graph, each bar is selected via horizontal scrolling and sen while the corresponding values ​​of Sight settings, the location, the average hit number, date, time, the number of tens and the X, and the arc and displayed. The location of your target practice can be viewed on a map, it must have been the GPS coordinates stored in your target practice with, and furthermore has an Internet connection available. GPS coordinates are not in the database, you can not click on the map. In addition, you can enter a description of your sheets in a database. The individual sheets are stored according to your selection with the shooting results. They are therefore also available for statistical evaluation. In the statistics in landscape mode, you can search arches or distances, or combined set filters to analyze your results. Unless you've shot at various distances and with various bows. To the filter settings you will reach through a "double tap" on the desktop. Alternatively, you can also switch between the filters by shaking. You can easily transfer your shooting data via e-mail or FTP to a PC / MAC. The data is exported to a text file, that file you can then use a popular spreadsheet program on your PC / MAC to import and then evaluate and analyze at will.

iArcheryScores keeps track of your archery scores. It is designed with special attention to easy and exact usage. You enter a score just by dragging your arrow onto the target. Afterwards you automatically get a scorecard including the target-face showing all your arrows. You can send these results to any computer via e-mail, Twitter and Facebook. In contrast to other archery apps the arrow gets an an arrowhead when touched. That allows for a very exact placement, because your finger doesn´t obscure the target. iArcheryScore supports FITA recurve, compound,field, IFFA indoor, Beursault and stylized 3D faces. You can reach me via: archery@gaebler-goes.de Details: You create a new session, by entering a name, date and optionally a comment. You select a predefined session-type that automatically creates the rounds or you select a custom session and create the rounds by yourself. When using arrow-numbers you are able to access you quiver, add arrows to it and your results will automatically include arrow-statistics. After selecting a round, you see the empty target-face for the first end. You enter your results by dragging your arrows onto the right spot. When touching an arrow, it transforms into an arrow with an arrowhead. That allows for a very exact placement. Additionally you see the current score beside your arrow while moving it. (You can use a "magnifying glass" for a even more exact placement of your arrows, especially when using the full FITA-target.) After entering the first end you switch to the next one by using the swipe-gesture or by pressing the next/previous-button. After finishing one round, you are able to sign/lock it.That makes it impossible to accidentally change the round and will show the resulting score, when beginning the next round. You are able to look at your scorecard all the time. After finishing your round, you can send it via e-mail. The e-mail contains your scorecard and the face including all arrow-hits. - Open-Ended rounds: You are able to shoot "open-ended" rounds. Select "1+" ends when creating a new round. iArcheryScores creates one end and you are able to add new ends just by pressing the button to goto the next round. The button show a additional +-Symbol to clarify this possibility. - Custom distances: you can enter and select custom distances (m, yd, ft). - Sight settings: you can now sight settings per distance and per round. When creating a new round, the sight setting is taken from the corresponding distance. The distance setting is not affected by changes of the round setting. Auto-Shoot: Some archers experienced a slight movement of the arrow, after they released it. It seems, that they are not taking off their finger directly, but unintentionally let their finger slide before taking it off. These archers can use "auto-shoot". You can turn it on, by pressing the grayed-arrow-button near the zoom-button. There you can also set the delay for it to work. When "auto-shoot" is enabled and you place the arrow at the target without moving your finger, the arrow is shot automatically, without you lifting your finger. The delay-time tells how long you have to keep you finger down without moving it. For additionally screenshots please visit my website. If you are missing your language, please do contact me. Translations: - German translation by Heiko Goes - Spanish Translation by Mr. Stefan Böther - Korean Translation by Mr. Hyung Tak Kim - Dutch Translation by Mr. Herrn Eric Wijdeman - Russisan Translation by Mrs. Natalia Valeeva - Italian Translation by Mr. Marco Pedrazzi - French Translation by Mr. Pascal Colmaire - Polish translation by Mr. Marcin Golygowski - Chinese translation by Ting-Ni Chen