What's new

The product moves quickly. This is the honest record.

9 August 2026

Postal competitions are here

The classic league format, played straight. A host sets a round and a window, you press Go before your first arrow and shoot at your own range. The sheet locks at the last arrow and submitting is a signature, so a round cannot be shot three times with only the best sent in.
Life happens mid round: stopping is recorded rather than held against you and it uses one of your attempts. Correct a score after the sheet locks and the change is logged for the organiser to see. Evidence, never shame.
Deadlines rule themselves: rounds must be shot inside the competition dates and sent in by the submit-by date. The system applies both, so the organiser never has to judge a late score.
Hosting one: pick Postal when you create a competition, choose how many attempts each archer gets and optionally allow a few days' grace for scores to arrive. Your ledger shows every attempt started, stopped and submitted as it happens.
The Committee Room grew front doors: Members and Applications now sit at the top with a live count on the joining queue. Your own club's pages read Home, My club at the top instead of routing through the public directory.
Prefer your own colours? A new toggle in theme settings keeps your accent on club pages. And club founders can create competitions again instead of being bounced to the pricing page.

8 August 2026

A quiet gate against the bots

Signing up, logging in and resetting your password now carry a Cloudflare Turnstile check, on the website and in the app. Most of the time it solves itself: no traffic lights, no fire hydrants, just a tick.
It keeps automated signups and password-guessing bots off the platform, so your scores and your club's register stay behind doors only humans walk through.

7 August 2026

The honour board comes alive

Your paper honour board belongs on the board: paste decades of club records straight in (commas or a spreadsheet paste both work), edit any entry in place, remove one wherever you spot it and restore it from the recycle bin if you change your mind.
The club roundup: pick any date range and see everything worth celebrating in one place. New faces, records broken, classification firsts, personal bests, podiums and awards, with one click copying the lot as plain text for your newsletter.
Club pages now use a big screen properly: wider layouts that add columns instead of stretching lines, from the Committee Room to the cashbook.
The club film: two and a bit minutes of the Committee Room, from live shoot-day scoring to the one-button backup. Watch and share it at logginhood.com/reel/club.

6 August 2026

The clubhouse gets a treasurer's desk

Club Accounts: a proper cashbook for your treasurer. Type in expenses with a receipt photo attached, watch paid fees, shop sales and kit hire flow in by themselves and keep running balances for the bank and the cash tin. Budgets per category and a print-clean income and expenditure sheet mean the AGM pack writes itself.
Your book is yours to take: download bank and cash tin statements as CSVs that open in Excel and import straight into Xero, QuickBooks or Sage.
One button now backs up your whole club: the register, scores, a print-ready records book, the money, the kit, the calendar and every vault document in a single ZIP. Free for every club, forever; your data is never held to ransom.
Booking a session? Tick “Email me the calendar entry” and your confirmation arrives with a real calendar invitation that Outlook and Gmail add in one tap.
Chairmen can now delegate whole pages to other committee roles, starting with Accounts: hand the books to whoever actually keeps them.

5 August 2026

Make it feel like home

Familiar looks: two one-tap themes in the Archer tab for anyone arriving from another scoring app. Familiar 1 is paper, ink and a bookish serif with white ring-bordered keys; Familiar 2 is a black ground with bold solid-colour keys and orange totals. Start from a look you already know, then make it yours: every colour, key shape and font stays editable.
Your bow setup now records brace height and tiller exactly as you measure them: mm, cm or inches with fractions, converted losslessly. Tiller reads top minus bottom and says positive or negative in plain words.
Enter limb weight and draw length and the app estimates your actual draw weight from the shop rule; weigh it on scales and your measured number takes over.
Plotted arrows now draw at their true diameter on the face. Give an arrow set its shaft size and a fat indoor shaft covers line-cutters the way it does on the boss, and a finger loupe magnifies the face under your fingertip while you plot.
Metric 122-50, 122-40 and 122-30 are now first-class round names alongside WA 50m, 40m and 30m: shoot either name and classifications count both.

4 August 2026

Bring your whole history with you

Import your history from another scoring app in one go: screenshot every sheet, select the lot and watch them read one by one. Dates come from your history overview, end-by-end arrows from the detail sheets and the two stitch together automatically.
Built for phones: the screen stays awake for the whole run, photos that stumble retry themselves and anything the AI can't date asks you instead of quietly guessing.
AI photo import is a perk for members of verified clubs. Ask your club to claim its free Logginhood page and verify: it unlocks for every member at once.
Records keepers get live score sheets for every archer: full round log with handicaps, running rating, classifications achieved and a print-clean Save as PDF. The spreadsheet copy-and-paste era is over.
Email links grew manners: confirmation and password links now survive corporate link-scanners and an expired link explains itself instead of dumping you on the login page.

3 August 2026

Your scorecard remembers the wind

Outdoor rounds now record the weather while you shoot: wind, gusts, direction, temperature and rain, powered by MET Norway. It shows on the scoring screen, your results and the round's record forever.
Only the weather is stored, never your location. The app asks for location permission once and explains itself properly if it can't get it.
The location pin on round setup now speaks up when location is blocked instead of silently doing nothing.

2 August 2026

Replay, notes and sharper analysis

Round replay: watch any round land arrow by arrow with the score ticking up. Made for screen-recording straight into the club chat.
Session notes on every round: conditions, tuning, how it felt.
Group analysis in Time Targets: group size in real centimetres, centre offset, fliers, per-end tightness and a first-half vs second-half comparison.
Every round's detail now shows its AGB handicap, and metric scoresheets carry live 10s and Xs columns for the tie-break.
The app offers to join your home screen, and the world rankings ask before your scores ever go public. Private by default, always.
Clubs work the moment they're proposed: invite your clubmates and run your club today, verification puts you in the public directory.

1 August 2026

Logginhood is live

The gates opened at 6pm: scoring by touch or voice, arrow plotting on the target face, automatic Archery GB classifications and handicaps, club management, competitions and the world rankings.
Free for every archer. Every arrow tells a story.

What's new

The product moves quickly. This is the honest record.

9 August 2026

Postal competitions are here

The classic league format, played straight. A host sets a round and a window, you press Go before your first arrow and shoot at your own range. The sheet locks at the last arrow and submitting is a signature, so a round cannot be shot three times with only the best sent in.
Life happens mid round: stopping is recorded rather than held against you and it uses one of your attempts. Correct a score after the sheet locks and the change is logged for the organiser to see. Evidence, never shame.
Deadlines rule themselves: rounds must be shot inside the competition dates and sent in by the submit-by date. The system applies both, so the organiser never has to judge a late score.
Hosting one: pick Postal when you create a competition, choose how many attempts each archer gets and optionally allow a few days' grace for scores to arrive. Your ledger shows every attempt started, stopped and submitted as it happens.
The Committee Room grew front doors: Members and Applications now sit at the top with a live count on the joining queue. Your own club's pages read Home, My club at the top instead of routing through the public directory.
Prefer your own colours? A new toggle in theme settings keeps your accent on club pages. And club founders can create competitions again instead of being bounced to the pricing page.

8 August 2026

A quiet gate against the bots

Signing up, logging in and resetting your password now carry a Cloudflare Turnstile check, on the website and in the app. Most of the time it solves itself: no traffic lights, no fire hydrants, just a tick.
It keeps automated signups and password-guessing bots off the platform, so your scores and your club's register stay behind doors only humans walk through.

7 August 2026

The honour board comes alive

Your paper honour board belongs on the board: paste decades of club records straight in (commas or a spreadsheet paste both work), edit any entry in place, remove one wherever you spot it and restore it from the recycle bin if you change your mind.
The club roundup: pick any date range and see everything worth celebrating in one place. New faces, records broken, classification firsts, personal bests, podiums and awards, with one click copying the lot as plain text for your newsletter.
Club pages now use a big screen properly: wider layouts that add columns instead of stretching lines, from the Committee Room to the cashbook.
The club film: two and a bit minutes of the Committee Room, from live shoot-day scoring to the one-button backup. Watch and share it at logginhood.com/reel/club.

6 August 2026

The clubhouse gets a treasurer's desk

Club Accounts: a proper cashbook for your treasurer. Type in expenses with a receipt photo attached, watch paid fees, shop sales and kit hire flow in by themselves and keep running balances for the bank and the cash tin. Budgets per category and a print-clean income and expenditure sheet mean the AGM pack writes itself.
Your book is yours to take: download bank and cash tin statements as CSVs that open in Excel and import straight into Xero, QuickBooks or Sage.
One button now backs up your whole club: the register, scores, a print-ready records book, the money, the kit, the calendar and every vault document in a single ZIP. Free for every club, forever; your data is never held to ransom.
Booking a session? Tick “Email me the calendar entry” and your confirmation arrives with a real calendar invitation that Outlook and Gmail add in one tap.
Chairmen can now delegate whole pages to other committee roles, starting with Accounts: hand the books to whoever actually keeps them.

5 August 2026

Make it feel like home

Familiar looks: two one-tap themes in the Archer tab for anyone arriving from another scoring app. Familiar 1 is paper, ink and a bookish serif with white ring-bordered keys; Familiar 2 is a black ground with bold solid-colour keys and orange totals. Start from a look you already know, then make it yours: every colour, key shape and font stays editable.
Your bow setup now records brace height and tiller exactly as you measure them: mm, cm or inches with fractions, converted losslessly. Tiller reads top minus bottom and says positive or negative in plain words.
Enter limb weight and draw length and the app estimates your actual draw weight from the shop rule; weigh it on scales and your measured number takes over.
Plotted arrows now draw at their true diameter on the face. Give an arrow set its shaft size and a fat indoor shaft covers line-cutters the way it does on the boss, and a finger loupe magnifies the face under your fingertip while you plot.
Metric 122-50, 122-40 and 122-30 are now first-class round names alongside WA 50m, 40m and 30m: shoot either name and classifications count both.

4 August 2026

Bring your whole history with you

Import your history from another scoring app in one go: screenshot every sheet, select the lot and watch them read one by one. Dates come from your history overview, end-by-end arrows from the detail sheets and the two stitch together automatically.
Built for phones: the screen stays awake for the whole run, photos that stumble retry themselves and anything the AI can't date asks you instead of quietly guessing.
AI photo import is a perk for members of verified clubs. Ask your club to claim its free Logginhood page and verify: it unlocks for every member at once.
Records keepers get live score sheets for every archer: full round log with handicaps, running rating, classifications achieved and a print-clean Save as PDF. The spreadsheet copy-and-paste era is over.
Email links grew manners: confirmation and password links now survive corporate link-scanners and an expired link explains itself instead of dumping you on the login page.

3 August 2026

Your scorecard remembers the wind

Outdoor rounds now record the weather while you shoot: wind, gusts, direction, temperature and rain, powered by MET Norway. It shows on the scoring screen, your results and the round's record forever.
Only the weather is stored, never your location. The app asks for location permission once and explains itself properly if it can't get it.
The location pin on round setup now speaks up when location is blocked instead of silently doing nothing.

2 August 2026

Replay, notes and sharper analysis

Round replay: watch any round land arrow by arrow with the score ticking up. Made for screen-recording straight into the club chat.
Session notes on every round: conditions, tuning, how it felt.
Group analysis in Time Targets: group size in real centimetres, centre offset, fliers, per-end tightness and a first-half vs second-half comparison.
Every round's detail now shows its AGB handicap, and metric scoresheets carry live 10s and Xs columns for the tie-break.
The app offers to join your home screen, and the world rankings ask before your scores ever go public. Private by default, always.
Clubs work the moment they're proposed: invite your clubmates and run your club today, verification puts you in the public directory.

1 August 2026

Logginhood is live

The gates opened at 6pm: scoring by touch or voice, arrow plotting on the target face, automatic Archery GB classifications and handicaps, club management, competitions and the world rankings.
Free for every archer. Every arrow tells a story.