Aside from the app, you can also login to your Steady Aim account via the Steady Aim website. In this article, we’ll show you how to access the Desktop version of the app and how to view your session and shot data.

How to access the Desktop version of the app #

1. Open your browser and enter the Steady Aim web address (https://steady-aim.com/).
2. Once the page has loaded, navigate to the top of the page and click on the Login button.

3. Enter your email address and password into the appropriate fields and click Sign in.

Once the page has loaded, you’ll have access to the Desktop version of the app.

Changing your profile photo, logging in with Facebook, signing out, and deleting your account works exactly the same as the app, but if you need a refresher, check out our article on how to set up your app. 

Viewing your Data #

In order for your shot data to show on the desktop version, you’ll need to sync your data from the app.

To sync your data, simply navigate to the top of the screen, find the Sync data button and click on it. Once the data has synced, you’ll be able to view all your recent shot data.

Note, you can only use the Desktop version to access your data. If you’d like to start a shooting session, you will need to open the app and connect your A1 device before starting your session.

How to View Your Shot History on the Desktop Version #

To view your history, tap on the history filter and select the bow data you’d like to view, alternatively leave it on the All filter. 

As with the app, all your recent sessions will be shown below the History chart with your most recent session at the top of the list.

To view the data from a specific session, tap on the session. This will populate the data in the window to the right side of the graph.

If you’d like to view the shot data for a specific shot from a session, simply tap on the shot you’d like to view. This will open a window with your Shot Analysis for the particular shot.

As with the app, you can select whether you’d like to view the overview of the shot, setup, hold time, follow through, or execution.

To interpret the data from the Shot Analysis screen, check out our article on how to analyse your shot data.