Quivry has launched on iOS with a connected toolkit for archers who want to make more of every practice session.
The app brings session logging, target scanning, performance analysis, club discovery, and archery events into a single mobile experience. It is designed for archers across recurve, compound, barebow, traditional, and field disciplines.
A training record built around the archer
Instead of reducing a session to one final score, Quivry keeps the useful context around it: bow setup, round, distance, individual ends, arrow values, grouping, averages, and consistency.
That history gives archers a practical way to compare sessions and recognize patterns that are difficult to see on paper scorecards alone.
AI assistance without giving up control
Archers can photograph a target and use Quivry’s assisted scanning flow to locate arrows. Every detected result can be reviewed and adjusted before it becomes part of the session.
Beyond the scorecard
Quivry also connects training with the wider archery community. Users can discover clubs, find public sessions and competitions, and keep their activity connected to the same profile they use at the range.
Available now
Quivry is available for iPhone through the Apple App Store. The initial release establishes the foundation for a broader training platform centered on useful data, clearer progress, and more opportunities to shoot.