Purpose: Simplicity and Unprecedented Data Analysis for Bowhunting

This site was designed for our members to thoroughly document their hunt and provide detailed analysis to help them guide their decisions and improve their success in deer bowhunting. I kept simplicity and compatibility in mind, wanting to ensure anyone could use the site, hardware agnostic, regardless of Apple vs Android users. I wanted something that I could simply use in my treestand, under low-light conditions, easily input, store and analyze data. User feedback will continue to help refine this incredible tool. This site will continue to evolve as users get more comfortable with it and provide valuable feedback.

You have the ability to meticulously document the details of every hunt, store, filter, and retrieve your hunts at will.

You are given dozens of dropdown options to save you time and keep your eyes on the woods not your phone. For those that like to record more details, you have the options to input freeflow text to capture your general observations and lessons learned.

Upon entering the data, you have immediate access to all your stats across seasons "lifetime", or you can select specific dates to analyze by season, month, or the rut. The stats analyze every aspect of your hunt to include the types of hunt and your equipment, plus much more.

You can also share your harvests via twitter, facebook, and pinterest.

The example below is real data collected for a hunter over 2 years:

How long did you sit in the stand this year, the last several years? If my wife only knew, yikes. How about your equipment, do you switch between traditional and compound, sometimes stalk instead of climb?

How many deer did you see this season, bucks vs does, and by location?

How does your shooting compare to last year? Average shot distance, longest shot, hunt:harvest ratio?

Many hunters swear by the moon, but now you can really see if their wisdom holds true.

Do deer really move in based on the pressure? You be the judge of that.

Finally wind analysis. Do those bucks hunker down or get up during specific winds? Just one more data point to help you out.