Bowken serves people who shoot for practice and want a clear record of that time on the line. It helps you keep one session together: the bow, the arrows, the distance, a short note, and a photo if you take one. Tap the digital target to mark where each arrow landed. When the end is finished, you see a simple grouping — left or right, high or low, how tight it sat — so you can recall the group, not a ring score. Bowken does not read holes from a photograph. It also helps you return to a setup…