Crosspoint Outdoors

Find your arrow.Recover your animal.

A tracking nock and handheld receiver for bowhunters. Long-range signal, no cell service, no license needed.

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Patent pending. Built by a bowhunter in Austin, Texas.

A Texas whitetail buck at sunset
  • Patent pending
  • No cell service needed
  • No license required
  • Texas-owned small business
A whitetail buck in snowy woods

The shot felt right. Then the woods went quiet.

I lost the biggest buck of my life. No blood, no trail, no arrow. We searched for hours with dogs and a whole crew, and still came home with nothing.

The shot was high and the arrow didn't pass through. The deer was gone into the trees almost instantly. My lighted nock was still in the arrow, and the arrow was still in the deer, so once he disappeared that light did nothing for me.

That's where Crosspoint started. The arrow tells the truth: where it hit, where it ended up, and often where the animal went next. If you can find the arrow, you have a real chance at finding the deer.

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When we got to where the deer had been standing, there was nothing. We eventually found the broadhead end of the arrow, broken off on a branch, but the rest of it, nock included, was still in the deer. We brought in dogs. We had multiple people searching. At one point we even talked about a thermal drone.

That moment sticks with you. Not just the animal, but the not knowing. You don't know where he went, what happened after the shot, or if you'll ever get answers.

Every ethical hunter knows recovery matters as much as the shot. Crosspoint Outdoors isn't about replacing woodsmanship or skill. It's about giving hunters one more honest tool for the moment the blood trail runs out.

How it works

Two pieces: a tracking nock on the back of your arrow, and a handheld receiver in your pack.

  1. Shoot like you always do

    The nock goes on your arrow in place of a standard nock. Nothing about your shot routine changes.

  2. The nock starts signaling

    After the shot, the nock sends out a signal on its own. No phone, no app, no cell service.

  3. Follow the receiver

    Turn on the handheld receiver and it points you toward your arrow with an approximate distance.

If your arrow stays with the animal, the receiver leads you to the animal. If it passes through, it leads you to your arrow and the start of the trail. Hit or miss, you find your arrow.

Arrows with bright fletching in front of archery targets

Made for the way you actually hunt

We're designing Crosspoint around the places and conditions where arrows and animals get lost.

No cell service needed

Deep in the cedar breaks or out on a lease with one bar, it doesn't matter. The nock and receiver talk to each other directly.

No license required

No radio license and no paperwork. Put it on your arrow and go hunt.

Long-range signal

Designed to reach well beyond the edge of your flashlight, through brush, timber, and rolling ground.

Ready when it gets dark

Most tough recoveries happen at last light. Crosspoint is being built to keep signaling into the night.

Finds the arrow, hit or miss

Practice, 3D courses, or a clean miss into tall grass. Stop walking the range looking for an expensive arrow.

Lightweight by design

Built into the nock, with the goal of staying close to the weight of a lighted nock so your arrow flies the way you tuned it.

A bowhunter ranging a shot
The arrow tells the truth.Find the arrow, and you have a real chance at finding the animal.

From the Hill Country to the high country

Whatever you chase and wherever you chase it, the moment after the shot is the same.

Two mule deer bucks on a snowy hillside A strutting wild turkey A bull elk bugling A pronghorn in tall grass A black bear walking through the woods

Follow the build

Crosspoint is being built in the open, one step at a time. Here's where things stand. Waitlist members get the updates first.

  1. December 2025

    Patent application filed

    The design is officially patent pending.

  2. Fall 2026

    First prototypes built

    Our first prototype boards arrived and passed their first bench checks.

  3. Now

    Software and early testing

    The prototypes are getting their software, and range testing starts after that.

  4. Next

    Field testing with hunters

    Real hunters, real ground. Waitlist members can raise their hand to help test.

  5. Later

    Launch

    Pricing and launch details go to the waitlist before anyone else.

Questions hunters ask us

Don't see yours? Join the waitlist and reply to any update. We read every one.

When can I buy one?

We don't have a launch date yet. We'd rather get it right than rush it. The waitlist hears about launch timing and early pricing first.

How much will it cost?

Final pricing comes closer to launch. Waitlist members will get early-access pricing.

Does it track the arrow or the animal?

It tracks your arrow. If the arrow stays with the animal, that leads you to the animal. On a pass-through, it leads you to your arrow and the start of the blood trail. Either way, you're not guessing where the arrow went.

Do I need cell service, an app, or a license?

No. The nock and the handheld receiver work directly with each other. No cell signal, no phone, and no radio license needed.

Will it work with my arrows?

It's being designed to fit standard arrow shafts. We'll publish exact fit details before launch.

Is it legal to hunt with where I live?

Rules about electronic devices on arrows vary by state. Always check your state's current hunting regulations before using any electronic device in the field. We'll share state guidance with the waitlist before launch.

Can I help test it?

Yes. Join the waitlist and check the field-tester box. We'll reach out when testing opens.

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