About AimFinder

Helping archers find competitions that fit

AimFinder is a UK archery competition discovery platform. It exists because finding the right competition, one that matches your level, bowstyle, and location, is harder than it should be.

What we're building

AimFinder combines intelligent search, round format guides, and an AI coach to help archers at every level find the right events and enter them with confidence.

Built for archers

Every decision, from the level filter to the AI coach, is designed around how archers actually think about finding competitions.

Community first

AimFinder exists to grow participation in archery by reducing the friction of finding and entering suitable events.

AI-guided discovery

The AI coach goes beyond search filters, it understands your experience, bowstyle and location to recommend specific events with confidence.

UK-focused

Designed specifically for the UK archery community, with support for Archery GB round formats, indoor and outdoor seasons, and regional events.

The person behind it

I'm Sanjeev Srithevan - a Senior Software Engineer based in London, and a recurve Olympic bow archer. I've been shooting recurve for over a year and compete at club level.

AimFinder is a project I've been wanting to build for a while, it solves a real problem in the UK archery community. My coach and I are planning to pilot it at several clubs in London, and I've already shared it with him for early feedback.

In my day job I work as a Senior Software Engineer at the Office for National Statistics, building Django and Wagtail-based publishing platforms used at scale across the Civil Service.

Outside of work I'm into photography, go-karting, running and formula car racing, and occasionally I write about the things I'm building.

Built with

Next.js 16 (App Router)TypeScriptTailwind CSS v4shadcn/uiVercel AI SDKAnthropic ClaudeVercel

Status

Actively developed
Piloting at London archery clubs
Open to feedback from clubs and organisers

Try it yourself

Search for competitions, read the round guides, or ask the AI coach for a personal recommendation.