Meet the Archer

One Archer. A record that keeps developing.

Follow Maya from a prepared setup through practice, competition, scoring, review, and equipment changes across a growing record.

An editorial portrait representing Maya, a target recurve Archer
Maya BennettTarget recurveSample Archer story
01

Prepare

Before the first arrow

Bring the right setup into the session.

Choose the Archer, equipment setup, distance, target, and round structure that describe the work ahead. Reusing known context reduces repeated setup without hiding what changed.

Archer
Maya
Setup
Outdoor Recurve
Practice
70 m outdoor
NockPath Home with Maya's target recurve setup and latest result
NockPath interface shown with sample data.
02

Score

During the round

Record arrows at range pace.

Large, stable controls keep the current end, confirmed arrows, and running total visible. The scorecard is focused on the repeated action, without discarding the session structure around it.

55First confirmed end10 · 10 · 9 · 9 · 9 · 8
NockPath active scorecard showing Maya's current outdoor practice end
NockPath interface shown with sample data.
03

Review

After the session

Return to a result that still explains itself.

History keeps each result beside its distance, target face, date, and practice type. A total does not have to stand alone or rely on memory.

Outdoor target70 m122 cm face72 arrows
NockPath History showing Maya's outdoor scores and practice context
NockPath interface shown with sample data.
04

Learn

Across comparable practice

Compare practice that belongs together.

Progress is most useful when the underlying conditions support the comparison. Indoor and outdoor chapters remain distinct, and session-to-session variation stays visible.

Indoor · 18 m264 → 281

Eight sessions, Oct to Jan

Outdoor · 70 m548 → 566

Four sessions, Apr to Jun

05

Evolve

When equipment changes

Begin a new chapter, not a rewritten past.

An equipment update becomes part of the record. Earlier practice remains attached to its original setup, while later sessions carry the new context forward.

  1. Indoor Recurve closes281 / 300
  2. Outdoor Recurve beginsIndoor history preserved
  3. Outdoor series begins548 / 720
06

Stay grounded

Ready for regular use

Core practice remains useful on the device.

NockPath avoids putting an account prompt between an Archer and the practice they came to record.

  • Local-first utilityBegin with the product, not an account wall.
  • Focused interactionRoutine actions stay direct at the range.
  • Honest comparisonContext determines which results belong together.
  • Long-term continuityPractice, competition, setups, history and progress remain part of the same Archer record.

Continue the path

Keep the full Archer story moving forward.

NockPath is being prepared for release in Canada. Verified download links will appear only when the corresponding public release is ready.