Posting a full-draw photo and asking for a form check is one of the most common requests on archery forums. This tool gives you that read in about a minute: upload one photo of yourself at full draw, and an AI model rates ten parts of your compound bow form as Good, Fix or Critical, says how confident it is in each call, marks as unchecked anything the photo doesn't show clearly instead of guessing, and ranks the changes that matter most, each with a drill.
It looks at stance, posture, bow arm and bow shoulder, grip, draw elbow height, anchor point, head position, the release hand at full draw, and whether your draw length looks too long or too short. It reads a photo taken from your front side, square to the arrow, with your whole body in frame. Bow cant and back tension show from behind rather than from the side, so they are not part of this check.
One still photo has limits. It can't show the release, the follow-through, or how steady your aim is, and the model can misjudge what a camera angle hides. Treat the report as a second opinion to check against video or a coach.
