Creating Groups Pro

This feature requires Pro.

A group bundles several series into one combined result with its own statistics and notes — say, for a complete competition, a training week or a themed comparison.

The two tabs in History

The History page has two tabs:

• “Series” — shows all individual series as a list
• “Groups” — shows the groups you’ve created, with statistics summarized across the series they contain

As long as you haven’t created a group yet, the “Groups” tab shows: “No groups yet. Select series in History to create one.”

Creating a group

1. Open the history and stay on the “Series” tab.
2. Check the boxes for the series you want to combine.
3. Tap “Group”, give it a name in the dialog and confirm.

Automatic groups

Many groups come about on their own, without you selecting any series:

• Imports with several series — say, a Meyton printout containing multiple series — create a group automatically.
• Photos with several targets — if Ring Reader detects multiple targets in one photo, it automatically combines the series into a group.

Match competitions score series groups: a matching group counts as a match automatically, there’s nothing to submit. More on this in the chapter Competitions.

Group notes

Every group has its own “Notes” — separate from the notes on the individual series. Perfect for commenting on a whole competition or training block without describing each series individually. The notes support Markdown (headings, bold, lists) and are synced with your other devices.

Controlling competition scoring

On the group page you’ll find the “Do not submit to challenges” switch. If you enable it, the group doesn’t count in the scoring of running Competitions.

Deleting a group

On the “Groups” tab, tap the group’s trash icon. In the “Delete this group?” confirmation dialog you can additionally choose:

• “Also delete all X series in this group” — if enabled, all the series it contains are deleted along with it.

If not enabled, only the group is deleted — the individual series remain in your history.