Live scoring for every arrow your club shoots

League nights, tournaments, team practice, and quiet private practice rounds. Archers score from their own phones; the scoreboard runs on any screen you already own. Your club gets its own site at yourclub.archeryscores.app.

Free while in beta · Use the screens you already own, or a ready-made Fire TV and tablet kit · Set up in a day

Everything your club shoots

Not just league night — ArcheryScores handles the whole year, from a national-round tournament down to one archer working on their form on a Tuesday afternoon.

The ArcheryScores live scoreboard on a clubhouse television, showing a league night leaderboard

Live scoreboard

Real-time lane-by-lane results for spectators and the clubhouse screen — totals, X counts, and class groupings update as arrows are scored.

Event and league management in the ArcheryScores admin, open on a laptop

Leagues & tournaments

Seasons, handicaps, drop-week scoring, makeup rounds, and paid member tracking — without a single spreadsheet.

Bale score entry open on a phone at the shooting line

Score from a phone or a bale tablet

Archers enter ends on their own phones, or one Fire tablet scores the whole bale. USA, NFAA, Lancaster, and 3D scoring built in.

An archer's personal practice history on a tablet

Private practice rounds

Members log their own practice any time — scores kept private to them, end by end, with progress tracked over months and years.

It isn't just for leagues

Most of the arrows a club shoots are never in a competition. ArcheryScores is built for those too.

Private practice, kept private

Any member can start a practice round on their phone and score it end by end. It lands in their personal history — not on the club scoreboard, and not visible to anyone else. Perfect for working on form between league nights and actually seeing whether it's working.

Team and squad practice

Running a coached session? Set it up as an event, put everyone on the board, and score it exactly like a league night. The coach gets every archer's ends in one place instead of a pile of paper cards.

Just keeping score

No league, no event, no season — some clubs simply want an honest record of what got shot. Open the site, pick a round, start scoring. Everything feeds the same personal history and progress view.

See it in action

Live scoreboard: leaderboard with end-by-end scores, PPA, X counts and running totals
The clubhouse scoreboard on league night — live totals, X counts and running scores as they are entered
Score entry on a phone: an archer's card showing ends complete, total score and X count
An archer's own phone — their card, their ends, their running total

Two ways to run it

The same scoring, the same scoreboard, the same club site. The difference is who is holding the device — your archers, or the club.

Option one

Use what you already own

Nothing to buy. Any screen that opens a web page becomes the scoreboard, and archers score on the phones already in their pockets.

  • The scoreboard — a smart TV's browser, an old laptop, or a stick PC plugged into the clubhouse TV. Point it at your scoreboard address and leave it there.
  • Scoring — each archer opens your club's site on their phone, picks their name, and enters their ends. Nothing to install.
  • Best for — clubs starting out, small leagues, and anyone who wants to try it this week without spending anything.
An archer's scoring page open on a phone
Scoring on an archer's own phone

Option two

Or buy the Amazon kit

A complete setup the club owns, off the shelf. A Fire TV Stick drives the scoreboard and one Fire tablet sits on each bale, so scoring does not depend on anyone's phone, battery, or willingness to fiddle with a website.

  • The scoreboard — a Fire TV Stick (or any Fire TV) in the back of the clubhouse TV, running our display app. Pair it once with a six-digit code; after a power cut it comes back to the scoreboard on its own, with nobody hunting for a remote.
  • Scoring — a Fire tablet per bale, running our scoring app. One tablet scores the whole bale, archer by archer, with the right keypad for the round you are shooting. It keeps working when the wifi does not: ends are saved on the tablet and sync themselves when signal returns.
  • Best for — league nights, tournaments, juniors, and any club that would rather hand someone a tablet than explain a website at the shooting line.
The bale scoring app on a Fire tablet: the archers on this bale down one side, the scoring keypad and scorecard down the other
One tablet scores the whole bale

What the kit costs to assemble

Three ordinary things, bought once, from Amazon:

  • A TV or monitor — whatever is on the clubhouse wall already, as long as it has an HDMI socket.
  • One Fire TV Stick — drives that screen.
  • One Fire HD 8 tablet per bale — four bales, four tablets. Start with one and add them as you go.

The apps are free, and both paths use the same club site — so a club can run option one tonight and add tablets later without moving anything or losing a single score.

Indoor archery range with target bales down the shooting lanes
Indoor leagues, open shoots, and practice nights
3D foam deer target in a forest clearing
3D courses scored IBO or ASA — right from the trail

How it works

  1. 1

    Your club gets a home

    yourclub.archeryscores.app — your archers, your events, your scoreboard, your logos. Set up in a day.

  2. 2

    Create an event

    An event is whatever you're shooting: a one-off practice with a handful of people, a coached team session, or a league night. Pick the scoring style, add the archers, and you're ready to go.

  3. 3

    Shoot and score

    Scores go in from the line; standings and the big screen update instantly. Results email out when the night wraps.

Step-by-step guides for archers and admins →

How to run an indoor league night →

Every scoring format: USA, NFAA, Lancaster, 3D and S3DA →

What your club needs

Genuinely this short, whichever way you run it.

A screen for the scoreboard

Any TV or monitor. Use its own browser, or plug in a Fire TV Stick and let the display app drive it. Either way you point it at the club scoreboard once and leave it alone.

An internet connection

Whatever the club already has — wired or Wi-Fi. Enough to load a website is enough to run the scoreboard, and the tablets keep scoring through a drop-out.

Something to score on

The phones your archers already carry, or a Fire tablet per bale. Mix the two freely: a bale tablet and a phone can score the same event at the same time.

No server, no install, no club laptop to maintain. We host it; you point a screen at it.

In development

A native iOS app is on the way

We're building a native iPhone app so admins can manage the club and archers can score a round without opening a browser — faster entry, offline-tolerant scoring for ranges with patchy signal, and your whole score history in your pocket. It's in active development and should be available soon.

Clubs in the beta get first access when it ships. An Android version will follow.

Join the beta

We're onboarding archery clubs now. Tell us a little about yours and we'll get you set up at yourclub.archeryscores.app — free while we're in beta.

Prefer email? Write to sales@archeryscores.app