How it works

What happens on every shot

OpticArchery turns any camera into a coach's eye. It watches your body through the whole shot, checks your form against the fundamentals stage by stage, and shows you exactly what to fix, before you nock the next arrow.

It watches the whole shot

SETUP

Before you draw: your stance and posture. Level hips and a straight bow arm, the foundation everything else is built on.

DRAW

As you pull: your spine stays vertical, your draw elbow stays high, and everything lines up along the power line from hand to elbow.

ANCHOR

At full draw: a consistent anchor point, level shoulders, and no creeping or collapsing while you aim.

FOLLOW THROUGH

After the release: a clean, dynamic release and a steady bow arm and shoulder, proof you drove the shot all the way through.

It tells you exactly what to fix

The instant your arrow's gone, you get a straight answer. Not "good shot" or "bad shot," but what to fix. OpticArchery names the exact fault, shows which stage it happened in, and gives you a short coaching tip to correct it.

And instead of drowning you in every little thing, it points you to the one fault that matters most right now, so you always know what to work on next. Every shot gets a score too, so you can feel yourself dialing it in, arrow after arrow.

SHOT SCORE

DRAW

Draw Elbow Low

Detected at 62°, target 78° and above.

Watch it back

Reading about a fault is one thing. Seeing it is another. After every shot, OpticArchery plays it back with the form overlay drawn right on top, so you can watch the exact moment your elbow dropped or your anchor crept forward. Loop it, study it, and the fix stops being abstract. You can see it on yourself.

REPLAY

See it on your own shots

That's OpticArchery: a coach's eye on every arrow, every time you train. It's in beta now; get early access and be one of the first to put it to work.

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