Stripefolio

Stripefolio is your personal free throw journal, built to feel like a coach's clipboard on the polished hardwood. Every shooting session you log becomes a clear record of your practice, with makes and misses counted without any distracting checkmarks or ticks. The Home tab greets you with two large painted-circle counters showing your total shots this week and total makes this week, updated instantly from your local library. Right below those counters, a scrollable strip displays your three most recent session scoreboard cards, so you can see your latest numbers at a glance. Tapping the floating Record button opens a simple form where you choose the date, dial in your total attempts and makes using oversized number buttons, and optionally name the gym or court. When you save, a brief bounce animation confirms the entry, and the session card slides into your recent row while all your data stays securely on your device. The Sessions tab organizes your entire history in chronological order, with each entry presented as a miniature arena scoreboard showing makes over total in a red segmented digital font. Swiping any session panel lets you delete it with a soft fade-out, keeping your log clean and accurate without touching any cloud server. Over in the Stats tab, a gym-wall plaque displays your career free throw percentage, your single best session by makes, and your longest streak of consecutive made shots, all computed from your locally stored sessions. Every number is stored right on your phone, with no account sign-up, no internet connection required, and no sync steps to slow you down. The layout keeps things touch-friendly and minimal, with a hardwood court background and a clipboard-style content area that makes navigating between tabs feel like moving around a real gym. Whether you are a youth player building consistency or an amateur sharpening your routine, Stripefolio helps you focus on the one statistic that matters most: your free throw improvement over time, one session at a time.