• Camera scoring: busy face? Add another angle. Take a second photo from a step to the side and BowPress finds arrows hidden behind others, marking any seen in only one photo for you to check.

• Camera scoring now takes a photo: line the target up with the rings in the viewfinder and take the shot, and BowPress finds the face and the arrows while the review opens. • Camera scoring uses a new arrow-detection model, and finds arrows on multi-spot target faces.

• Camera scoring uses a new arrow-detection model, built for the live camera view. • Camera scoring now finds arrows on multi-spot target faces.

• New to BowPress? A short Getting started guide walks you through adding your bow and arrows, starting your first session, and finding friends. Skip it any time and reopen it from You → Getting started. • New Instagram Story stickers: pick a sticker style, tap Copy, then paste it into a Story text box — your score drops in as a sticker and you can still add music. 3D courses get three new looks.

• New to BowPress? A short Getting started guide walks you through adding your bow and arrows, starting your first session, and finding friends. Skip it any time and reopen it from You → Getting started. • New Instagram Story stickers: pick a sticker style, tap Copy, then paste it into a Story text box — your score drops in as a sticker and you can still add music. 3D courses get three new looks.

• A post with a single photo no longer slides sideways when you touch it — photos only swipe when there's more than one. • Camera scoring finds more of your arrows, especially on indoor 3-spot and single-spot faces, with a new on-device model that points at where each arrow enters the paper. Check every arrow before you save. • 3D courses: save your shot at the stake, put your phone away, then score it at the target. A saved shot survives the app closing. • 3D courses: tap a ring value to score without plotting, skip the photo, and pick common distances in one tap. • 3D courses: your running total is always in the header, and Finish course is always on screen. • You can now fix a logged station's distance and angle, and edits made offline sync once you're back online.

• A post with a single photo no longer slides sideways when you touch it — photos only swipe when there's more than one. • Camera scoring now finds arrows with our newest on-device model, which points at where each arrow enters the paper. Check every arrow before you save. • 3D courses: save your shot at the stake, put your phone away, then score it at the target. A saved shot survives the app closing. • 3D courses: tap a ring value to score without plotting, skip the photo, and pick common distances in one tap. • 3D courses: your running total is always in the header, and Finish course is always on screen. • You can now fix a logged station's distance and angle, and edits made offline sync once you're back online.

• The scoring panel now follows your finger — slide it up to check your scorecard and slide it down to get back to the target, with a tap of feedback as it settles. • Your Log has working filters (bow, distance, face, type, period) and search, plus compact rows that lead with date, round and score. • Score-only sessions now show their real score in the Log, in session details, in month averages and personal bests. • Deleted a session by mistake? Undo it for a few seconds after. • Session and feed details lead with the scorecard, show score out of max, and let you edit notes and tags without losing changes. • VoiceOver improvements and larger tap targets across session pages.

A score you're entering without plotting is no longer lost if the app closes or is put away mid-round — open the Session tab to pick up where you left off.

Plotting is easier to trust: every arrow gives a haptic tap, releasing off the target records a miss, and the target stays put while you plot — scorecard, totals and notes live in a pull-up panel. Fix any arrow in the current end by tapping it, and undo a removed arrow or deleted end with one tap. Entering a score without plotting is faster and safer: pick a common round (Vegas 300, NFAA 300, 720) in one tap, fix any arrow by tapping it, and get a clear warning if a total is more than the round allows — your score is never changed behind your back. Leaving with an unsaved score now asks first, and saving is a single sheet. New: NFAA 5-spot target. Choose 5-Spot under Layout at 20 yards to score the real NFAA face (X/5/4) on all five spots. New: "X counts as 11" option when you start a session, for groups that score an X as 11. Your X count and personal bests are unchanged. New: score-only posts in the feed show a full scoresheet — every arrow in a colour-coded cell, end totals and a running total. Plus a fix for the split range sticker clipping its END column.

What's new: • Fixed a scorecard split. Changing arrows or your bow setup partway through a session used to start a brand-new session behind the scenes, so a single round could end up saved — and posted — as two. One card stays one card now, and each arrow remembers the setup you actually shot it with. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Reworked the video trim screen. You now see your whole clip at once and slide a 20-second window to pick exactly the moment you want to share. Pinch the handles to fine-tune your selection anywhere from 1 to 20 seconds. • Stability improvements.

What's new: • Share videos on your sessions. Pick a clip, trim it with a Photos-app-style slidable 20-second window, post it to the feed. Videos autoplay muted on the card and unmute when you tap to expand. Swipe down anywhere to dismiss the player. • Photos arrive on the Log + feed instantly — no waiting on the upload to finish. A background queue retries any that don't make it the first time. • Pick up to 4 photos per post (or 1 video + up to 3 photos). The picker confirm sheet previews exactly how the post will lay out on the feed. • Feed + Log rows span the full card width, with bow and arrow-set chips inline on session cards. • Fixes: multi-spot Vegas plot recentering, 3-spot face in the friend carousel + profile, distance-aware target geometry, and assorted share / upload reliability.

What's new: • Session detail page redesign. The Log's per-session view now opens onto a custom title header (the session name + distance), then the scorecard, then your shot map. Each scorecard cell is tinted by ring — deep gold on X, gold on 10, fading through yellow/red/blue as scores drop — so the row reads as a paint map at a glance. The TOTAL row shows score / max-possible. • Multi-spot Vegas sessions get a dedicated layout: an aggregate face (all arrows overlaid on one spot) plus a per-spot breakdown card showing how each spot grouped. Performance/Time sections were removed — the same numbers live on the scorecard now.

What's new: • Session detail page redesign. The Log's per-session view now opens onto a custom title header (the session name + distance), then the scorecard, then your shot map. Each scorecard cell is tinted by ring — deep gold on X, gold on 10, fading through yellow/red/blue as scores drop — so the row reads as a paint map at a glance. The TOTAL row shows score / max-possible. • Multi-spot Vegas sessions get a dedicated layout: an aggregate face (all arrows overlaid on one spot) plus a per-spot breakdown card showing how each spot grouped. Performance/Time sections were removed — the same numbers live on the scorecard now.

What's new: • Session detail page redesign. The Log's per-session view now opens onto a custom title header (the session name + distance), then the scorecard, then your shot map. Each scorecard cell is tinted by ring — deep gold on X, gold on 10, fading through yellow/red/blue as scores drop — so the row reads as a paint map at a glance. The TOTAL row shows score / max-possible. • Multi-spot Vegas sessions get a dedicated layout: an aggregate face (all arrows overlaid on one spot) plus a per-spot breakdown card showing how each spot grouped. Performance/Time sections were removed — the same numbers live on the scorecard now.

What's new: • Fix: ring divider hairlines on the target face stay solid black in dark mode instead of inverting to white. Same fix covers the X-ring tick and the dark text on yellow / gold score chips — anything that sits on a WA-canonical ring color now keeps its constant ink regardless of theme.

What's new: • Fix: arrow shaft diameter from your equipment config now actually drives both the visible dot on the target AND the line-cutter scoring rule. Previously every shaft rendered at a fixed 8pt and a 4mm X10 was scored as if it were ~8mm, so near-edge plots picked up the inner ring more often than they should have. Thin shafts now look thin; the WA edge rule reads the real diameter.

What's new: • Cleaner target face: the hairlines between scoring rings are now a solid ink black instead of a barely-visible 25% gray. Easier to see where one ring ends and the next begins, especially across the yellow X/10/9 zone. Same scoring rule as before — if your arrow's visible edge touches the line, it scores the higher ring.