# AmmoDB: Ammo Inventory Log — Ballistics,Twist,Recoil,Range

> Ammunition inventory and cost tracking app with detailed statistics. (iPhone/iPad app by Verosocial Studio.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ammodb-ammo-inventory-log/id644000212 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Verosocial Studio](https://appshunter.io/developer/354566841)
- Category: Utilities, Reference
- Price: Free (on sale, was $1.99)
- Age rating: 17+
- Requires: iOS 17.6 · 6 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2013-05-21
- Data updated: 2026-08-14
- Monetization: paid
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ammodb-ammo-inventory-log/id644000212/reviews.md

## What is AmmoDB?

Thank you for using AmmoDB and for being the kind of careful shooter, collector, or range regular who wants clean records instead of guesswork. You are keeping track of real equipment and real supplies, and AmmoDB is built to respect that with a private, practical ammunition log.

AmmoDB is a local ammo inventory tracker for iPhone and iPad. It keeps ammunition records, usage history, storage locations, photos, stats, allowance totals, export options, reference information, and range calculators in one organized app. There is no account to create and no cloud workflow to learn. Open the app, find the record, update the count, and move on.

Use AmmoDB to manage:
- Ammo names, makers, grain, container details, status, and inventory dates.
- Box counts, rounds per box, loose rounds, total rounds, used rounds, and remaining rounds.
- Purchase cost, total cost, cost per round, percent used, and percent remaining.
- Storage locations such as safes, cabinets, shelves, range bags, lockers, and ammo cans.
- Record photos and location photos for quick visual identification.
- Dated usage entries for range trips, practice sessions, testing, training, or stock rotation.

Built for everyday inventory work:
- Search by ammo name, maker, location, container, notes, and status.
- Add custom records or start from saved ammo-name presets.
- Duplicate a record when another box or batch uses similar details.
- Edit a full record on iPhone or use split-view browsing on iPad.
- See usage history tied to the same ammo record instead of losing details in a single total.
- Review stats by overview, ammo name, and storage location.
- Drill from a stats summary back into the exact matching record.
- Track allowance totals so your recorded count stays visible.

AmmoDB also includes range and reference tools:
- Ballistic calculator for estimated drop, wind drift, velocity, and energy.
- Bullet BC database with quick G1 and G7 reference values.
- Twist rate calculator for stability estimates.
- Recoil calculator for recoil energy, recoil velocity, and impulse.
- MOA and mil converter for adjustments, inches, centimeters, and clicks.
- Searchable ammunition reference for common cartridge characteristics.

AmmoDB is local-first. Your inventory is stored on your device, available offline, and not tied to an app account. Optional startup protection lets you choose no lock, PIN only, or Face ID or Touch ID with PIN fallback when supported by the device. This is a privacy gate for opening the app, not encryption of records, photos, exports, or backups.

Why AmmoDB fits real use:
- It is made for ammunition inventory, not generic notes.
- It works for range ammo, hunting loads, training stock, reserve supply, and collection records.
- It keeps counts, costs, locations, photos, and usage in the same place.
- It keeps calculators close to the records people actually use.

AmmoDB gives careful users a clean way to track ammo stock, round counts, storage, usage, costs, stats, and range calculations without turning inventory into a chore.

## In-App Purchases
Monthly Pro is an auto-renewing one-month subscription. Payment is charged to the App Store account at confirmation. It renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and the account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before that period ends. The localized price is shown in the app before purchase. Manage or cancel the subscription from App Store account settings. Lifetime Pro is a separate one-time purchase and does not cancel an active Monthly Pro subscription.

For monthly subscriptions:
Monthly Pro is a 1-month auto-renewable subscription.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://verosocial.com/privacy/

## Key features

- Track ammunition inventory and storage
- Detailed statistics (averages and totals)
- Sort records by name, location, and date
- Record date, maker, rounds, cost, and more
- Export data to CSV
- Share stats via social media or email
- Works offline

## Recent user reviews (10 of 11)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ammodb-ammo-inventory-log/id644000212/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Works great with new calculators

*2026-05-09*

Happy with the new features

### 2/5 — Used to love this app; until I got a new phone

*2020-09-14*

I entered in all of my ammo data in this app when I had an iPhone 6S, which I guess backed up to a computer instead of iCloud. Once all the data was in, I threw away all my receipts for ammo purchases over the last 20 years or so since I figured everything was backed up. The sad reality is that it was not. Once I got a new iPhone XR, when I went to restore everything, sadly, none of my data came back. Ugh! Now I have no data on what my cost per round is, and I need to dig into my ammo cans to recount rounds. Big bummer!

### 4/5 — I like it but....

*2020-06-27*

It would be even more useful if You could record say G1/G7 BCs, muzzle velocity from barrel lengths, etc. and could say create an inventory of firearms and then for each type of ammo I have record things like muzzle speed and group size and other comments for how each round worked in each gun.  Also add functionality for batches of handloads with details in the load and how they shot in each gun.

### 1/5 — where did it go?

*2019-07-08*

opened the app a couple of weeks ago to find all my data gone.  what the deal?  lost my taste for this app real quick.

### 1/5 — Doubt that I will be able to use this App.

*2017-12-16*

I am looking for an simple app to manage my ammo supply. This one looks like it should work, but after downloading it and trying to set it up, it does do at all what I need. 

The first and my glaring thing missing is caliper. No place to input it, thus no why to sort by it. 
I wanted a location box to search by, this has one but does no seem to work.  

I say this is not one for me.

### 1/5 — Unable to enter info

*2017-12-15*

Downloaded and tried to enter caliber for starters. Keyboard would not activate.  Help!!!

### 5/5 — Exactly what I was looking for

*2017-10-28*

It tracks just as I needed. Ammo types, storage locations, quantity, and ammo used.
Only thing I would hope for is a way to reimport data via an exported CSV file in case I have to delete the app and bring the data back in.

### 4/5 — Pleasant Suprise

*2017-03-05*

I opened the app today and found it was updated with new features, icons and new look.  Still have to see how well it runs but I'm excited they are doing updates.

I've used this so far to help me organize, but got behind on entering usage and purchases which you have to for it to be accurate and up to date.

So, new features make me want to get back to updating my inventory.  I'll report on this new version as I use the new features.

### 1/5 — Waste it money so far.

*2016-02-27*

I reload and store a lot of factory and reloaded ammo. I was looking for a program that would keep my inventory for this purpose. I started using this program and I am entering information for a particular ammo when I notice I have been switched to a differs ammo and I am editing something that I had no intention of changing... Now I have to delete this program and start over with a new one. This is a complete waste of time. Don't waste your money on it...

### 4/5 — My pin code doesn't lock

*2014-12-03*

Bought today, 12/2/14. Don't know what the time out is for passcode lock. Annoying. But, I will use this app, as it's competition is pretty poor. Will make more observations as I use it and post my findings here.

## Frequently asked questions about AmmoDB

### What is Ammo Inventory's price?

Ammo Inventory is a paid app, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you full access to all its features without ongoing costs.

### Does Ammo Inventory have ads?

No, Ammo Inventory does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience.

### What devices does Ammo Inventory support?

Ammo Inventory is a universal app, compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices. It supports all iPhone and iPad screen sizes and the latest version of iOS.

### How often is Ammo Inventory updated?

The app was last updated on May 26, 2024, with version 6.12. This indicates regular updates to maintain compatibility and functionality.

### Can I use Ammo Inventory offline?

Yes, Ammo Inventory does not require network connectivity. It works entirely with local storage, allowing you to manage your inventory anywhere.

### What kind of data can I track with Ammo Inventory?

You can track detailed information for each ammo record, including Record Date, Ammo Name, Location, Maker Name, Rounds, Cost, Container, Grain, Ammo Shot, Cost per Round, Remaining Rounds, Percent Shot, Percent Remaining, and Notes.

### Can I export my ammo data?

Yes, Ammo Inventory allows you to export your data to CSV format. This makes it easy to transfer your inventory information to other applications or for backup purposes.

### What are the statistics provided by Ammo Inventory?

Ammo Inventory provides statistics for both your ammunition and locations. These include averages for cost, number of rounds, rounds shot, cost per round, remaining rounds, percent shot, and percent remaining, as well as totals for cost, number of rounds, rounds shot, and remaining rounds.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 8.4 — 2026-08-11

Thank you for using AmmoDB, and thank you for being careful enough to keep good records. This update is built for users who want cleaner counts, faster checks, and practical tools without turning an ammo log into a chore.

AmmoDB now has a broader inventory workflow while staying local and easy to scan. The release adds detailed usage history, stronger stats, calculator access, a searchable ammunition reference, Ammo+ Pro options, and clearer startup protection.

Inventory updates:
- Added per-record usage history for multiple dated round-use entries.
- Added notes on each usage entry for range trips, testing, training, and stock rotation.
- Added editing and deletion for usage entries when a record needs cleanup.
- Updated used rounds, remaining rounds, percent used, and percent remaining from the full usage history.
- Kept the familiar used-round total for compatibility while making usage entries the main record.
- Improved record summaries so counts and notes are easier to review.
- Refined search across ammo names, makers, containers, locations, notes, status, and related details.

Stats and allowance:
- Added a stronger Stats tab with Overview, Ammo, and Locations sections.
- Added searchable stats for larger inventories.
- Added ammo-level and location-level reporting.
- Added drill-downs from stats into matching ammo records.
- Added allowance tracking so your current recorded count can be compared with your chosen maximum.
- Improved sharing text for useful inventory summaries.

Navigation and layout:
- Calculators now have their own front tab for faster access.
- Ammo remains close at hand for regular inventory work.
- Locations, Stats, and More are available from the main tabs.
- More gathers Ammo+ Pro, Spreadsheet, Export, Allowance, Ammunition Reference, Ammo Library, Help, Settings, and About.
- iPhone navigation stays compact and focused.
- iPad keeps the wider split-view record workflow.

Calculator additions:
- Ballistic calculator for estimated drop, wind drift, velocity, and energy.
- Bullet BC database for quick G1 and G7 reference values.
- Twist rate calculator for stability estimates.
- Recoil calculator for recoil energy, recoil velocity, and impulse.
- MOA and mil converter for adjustments, inches, centimeters, and clicks.
- Cleaner calculator layouts for small iPhone screens and wider iPad views.

Reference and help:
- Added a searchable ammunition reference for common cartridge characteristics.
- Added detail pages with identification notes, cautions, and source links.
- Kept reference information separate from personal inventory and ammo-name presets.
- Updated help text for records, stats, calculators, reference, Pro access, and startup protection.
- Updated About text with local storage, privacy scope, and AS-IS safety language.

Ammo+ Pro:
- Free access supports up to three ammo records.
- Pro unlocks unlimited ammo records.
- Pro unlocks Spreadsheet for wider table-style browsing.
- Pro unlocks CSV and JSON export sharing.
- Monthly Pro is available as an auto-renewing subscription.
- Lifetime Pro is available as a separate one-time purchase.
- Restore Purchases, Refresh Plans, Manage Subscription, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy are available in the app.

Privacy and startup protection:
- Added optional startup lock choices.
- Keep startup lock off, use PIN only, or prefer Face ID or Touch ID with PIN fallback.
- PIN-only mode stays available without triggering biometrics.
- Biometric unlock applies to the current app session only.
- Help text explains that startup protection is a privacy gate, not record encryption.

This update makes AmmoDB more complete while keeping the day-to-day flow simple. You can check a record, log rounds, review stats, run a calculator, browse reference data, or unlock Pro workflows when your inventory needs more room.

### 8.3 — 2026-05-09

This release brings the new calculators workflow front and center and tightens the app around the way people actually move through ammo records. AmmoDB now feels less like separate screens stitched together and more like a single app with a clear job: keep inventory organized, make quick checks easy, and give you fast reference tools when you need them.

New in this release:
- Added a dedicated Calculators tab as the first tab in the app.
- Moved Ammo to the second tab so the main navigation starts with tools.
- Added a simple smiley face icon for the Calculators tab so it matches the rest of the app.
- Added a ballistic calculator for trajectory, drop, wind drift, velocity, and energy estimates.
- Added a bullet BC database for quick G1 and G7 reference values.
- Added a twist rate calculator for gyroscopic stability and barrel twist planning.
- Added a recoil calculator for free recoil energy, recoil velocity, and impulse.
- Added an MOA and mil converter for scope adjustments, inches, centimeters, and clicks.
- Added a clear calculator hub so each tool opens from one place.
- Added an OK keyboard button for the calculator screens and other text entry views.
- Kept tap-to-dismiss keyboard behavior working across the app.
- Refined the ballistic calculator layout so it reads better on smaller iPhone screens.
- Reworked the result cards so they stack cleanly on compact widths.
- Made the trajectory table scroll horizontally instead of clipping when the screen is narrow.
- Kept the table aligned and readable on larger screens as well.
- Improved the calculator headers so they give the user a quick sense of what each tool does.
- Updated help text to mention the calculator features and their intended use.

Putting the calculators first matters because that is where a lot of quick checks happen now. If you are at the bench, on the range, or just comparing a load from a note, the app gets you to the reference tool without digging through the rest of the tabs.

The ballistic calculator got the most attention because it is the one people are most likely to use on a phone in the field. The layout now gives the inputs room to breathe, keeps the results readable, and avoids the cramped look that can happen when a dense calculator is pushed into a narrow device. The range table now scrolls instead of fighting the screen, which makes it much easier to review values at a glance.

The calculators are meant to feel useful, not overcomplicated. They are there for the quick checks people actually make:
- How much drop should I expect at distance?
- What is the BC value I should start with?
- Is this bullet stable in my twist rate?
- What kind of recoil am I signing up for?
- How many MOA or mils is that adjustment?
- What does the load look like in a simple trajectory table?
- Which bullet entry should I start with before checking the maker's data?

AmmoDB now gives those answers in the same app where the inventory lives, which keeps the workflow simple. You can track the ammo, check the load, and move on without bouncing between different tools.

The rest of the app continues to behave the way people expect:
- Ammo records stay local on device.
- Search, sort, duplicate, share, and export still work.
- Allowance totals still help you keep an eye on your max.
- Spreadsheet browsing still makes large inventories easier to scan.
- iPhone and iPad support remains part of the core workflow.
- The app still feels like an ammo inventory tracker first.
- The new tools sit alongside the records instead of replacing them.
- The basic record workflow stays fast for day-to-day use.

This update is about making AmmoDB a more complete app for your daily usage.

### 8.2 — 2026-05-09

This release focuses on making AmmoDB feel more like a real ammo spreadsheet and less like separate screens stitched together.

- The spreadsheet now shows every Ammunition field as a column.
- A local row-number column was added on the left side.
- Header taps now cycle through ascending sort, descending sort, and no sort.
- The grid is aligned to the top of the container view.
- The old segment control was removed from the spreadsheet layout.
- A hamburger menu now opens in-app help from the toolbar.
- The help content uses an alert controller with a scrollable text view.
- Locations now sit next to Ammo in the tab bar.
- Duplicating a record now keeps the stored attributes unchanged.
- Only the new objectID changes when a record is duplicated.
- The allowance screen no longer has the overlay problem on smaller widths.
- The recalculate button and maximum allowance field now sit cleanly in the card.
- The allowance maximum continues to save through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- PIN on start remains available for users who want more privacy.
- CSV and JSON export are still built in for backup and sharing.
- Search, share, delete, and detail editing remain part of the normal workflow.
- Stats still group ammunition by name for fast totals and averages.
- The tab order now follows the way most people use the app: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, Settings.
- The app continues to scale from iPhone to iPad without changing the core workflow.

AmmoDB now feels steadier in the places that matter: browsing inventory, sorting data, checking allowance, and keeping the copy action true to the original record. It is a cleaner day-to-day experience for anyone managing an ammo inventory.

More of the app now reflects how people actually manage ammo from day to day:

- The list stays readable when you sort a lot.
- Pagination keeps large inventories manageable.
- The allowance screen now respects narrower widths and no longer crowds the button.
- The data model and UI are aligned around Ammunition instead of the older placeholder naming.

The spreadsheet changes are the biggest part of this release, and they were made to feel familiar instead of forcing a new workflow:

- Column labels now match the stored Ammunition fields more directly.
- The row-number column is local to the current result set, so the table still makes sense after sorting or paging.
- Ascending, descending, and unsorted states now mirror the way a spreadsheet usually behaves.
- The sort arrow only appears when a column is actively sorted, which keeps the header row cleaner.
- The top-aligned layout leaves the grid anchored instead of floating inside a taller blank area.
- The help menu is reachable from the toolbar, so guidance is never buried.
- The alert-based help view is scrollable, which makes longer instructions easier to read.

Other screens got practical fixes too:

- Locations are now placed next to Ammo so storage and inventory stay close together.
- The allowance overlay issue was corrected so the recalculation button no longer sits on top of the max field.
- Duplicating a record now copies the stored values instead of changing them.
- Only the new objectID changes when you duplicate, which keeps the duplicate action predictable.
- The allowance maximum still persists through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- The current tab order matches the actual workflow: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, and Settings.
- iPhone and iPad support stays intact, with the same local inventory data on both device sizes.

This update is about reducing friction, tightening the layout, and making the ammunition tracker easier to use when you are checking stock, comparing records, or exporting a backup.

### 8.1 — 2026-05-02

This release focuses on making AmmoDB feel more like a real ammo spreadsheet and less like separate screens stitched together.

- The spreadsheet now shows every Ammunition field as a column.
- A local row-number column was added on the left side.
- Header taps now cycle through ascending sort, descending sort, and no sort.
- The grid is aligned to the top of the container view.
- The old segment control was removed from the spreadsheet layout.
- A hamburger menu now opens in-app help from the toolbar.
- The help content uses an alert controller with a scrollable text view.
- Locations now sit next to Ammo in the tab bar.
- Duplicating a record now keeps the stored attributes unchanged.
- Only the new objectID changes when a record is duplicated.
- The allowance screen no longer has the overlay problem on smaller widths.
- The recalculate button and maximum allowance field now sit cleanly in the card.
- The allowance maximum continues to save through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- PIN on start remains available for users who want more privacy.
- CSV and JSON export are still built in for backup and sharing.
- Search, share, delete, and detail editing remain part of the normal workflow.
- Stats still group ammunition by name for fast totals and averages.
- The tab order now follows the way most people use the app: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, Settings.
- The app continues to scale from iPhone to iPad without changing the core workflow.

AmmoDB now feels steadier in the places that matter: browsing inventory, sorting data, checking allowance, and keeping the copy action true to the original record. It is a cleaner day-to-day experience for anyone managing an ammo inventory.

More of the app now reflects how people actually manage ammo from day to day:

- The list stays readable when you sort a lot.
- Pagination keeps large inventories manageable.
- The allowance screen now respects narrower widths and no longer crowds the button.
- The data model and UI are aligned around Ammunition instead of the older placeholder naming.

The spreadsheet changes are the biggest part of this release, and they were made to feel familiar instead of forcing a new workflow:

- Column labels now match the stored Ammunition fields more directly.
- The row-number column is local to the current result set, so the table still makes sense after sorting or paging.
- Ascending, descending, and unsorted states now mirror the way a spreadsheet usually behaves.
- The sort arrow only appears when a column is actively sorted, which keeps the header row cleaner.
- The top-aligned layout leaves the grid anchored instead of floating inside a taller blank area.
- The help menu is reachable from the toolbar, so guidance is never buried.
- The alert-based help view is scrollable, which makes longer instructions easier to read.

Other screens got practical fixes too:

- Locations are now placed next to Ammo so storage and inventory stay close together.
- The allowance overlay issue was corrected so the recalculation button no longer sits on top of the max field.
- Duplicating a record now copies the stored values instead of changing them.
- Only the new objectID changes when you duplicate, which keeps the duplicate action predictable.
- The allowance maximum still persists through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- The current tab order matches the actual workflow: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, and Settings.
- iPhone and iPad support stays intact, with the same local inventory data on both device sizes.

This update is about reducing friction, tightening the layout, and making the ammunition tracker easier to use when you are checking stock, comparing records, or exporting a backup.

### 8.0 — 2026-05-02

This release focuses on making AmmoDB feel more like a real ammo spreadsheet and less like separate screens stitched together.

- The spreadsheet now shows every Ammunition field as a column.
- A local row-number column was added on the left side.
- Header taps now cycle through ascending sort, descending sort, and no sort.
- The grid is aligned to the top of the container view.
- The old segment control was removed from the spreadsheet layout.
- A hamburger menu now opens in-app help from the toolbar.
- The help content uses an alert controller with a scrollable text view.
- Locations now sit next to Ammo in the tab bar.
- Duplicating a record now keeps the stored attributes unchanged.
- Only the new objectID changes when a record is duplicated.
- The allowance screen no longer has the overlay problem on smaller widths.
- The recalculate button and maximum allowance field now sit cleanly in the card.
- The allowance maximum continues to save through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- PIN on start remains available for users who want more privacy.
- CSV and JSON export are still built in for backup and sharing.
- Search, share, delete, and detail editing remain part of the normal workflow.
- Stats still group ammunition by name for fast totals and averages.
- The tab order now follows the way most people use the app: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, Settings.
- The app continues to scale from iPhone to iPad without changing the core workflow.

AmmoDB now feels steadier in the places that matter: browsing inventory, sorting data, checking allowance, and keeping the copy action true to the original record. It is a cleaner day-to-day experience for anyone managing an ammo inventory.

More of the app now reflects how people actually manage ammo from day to day:

- The list stays readable when you sort a lot.
- Pagination keeps large inventories manageable.
- The allowance screen now respects narrower widths and no longer crowds the button.
- The data model and UI are aligned around Ammunition instead of the older placeholder naming.

The spreadsheet changes are the biggest part of this release, and they were made to feel familiar instead of forcing a new workflow:

- Column labels now match the stored Ammunition fields more directly.
- The row-number column is local to the current result set, so the table still makes sense after sorting or paging.
- Ascending, descending, and unsorted states now mirror the way a spreadsheet usually behaves.
- The sort arrow only appears when a column is actively sorted, which keeps the header row cleaner.
- The top-aligned layout leaves the grid anchored instead of floating inside a taller blank area.
- The help menu is reachable from the toolbar, so guidance is never buried.
- The alert-based help view is scrollable, which makes longer instructions easier to read.

Other screens got practical fixes too:

- Locations are now placed next to Ammo so storage and inventory stay close together.
- The allowance overlay issue was corrected so the recalculation button no longer sits on top of the max field.
- Duplicating a record now copies the stored values instead of changing them.
- Only the new objectID changes when you duplicate, which keeps the duplicate action predictable.
- The allowance maximum still persists through UserDefaults-backed AppStorage.
- The current tab order matches the actual workflow: Ammo, Locations, Spreadsheet, Stats, Allowance, and Settings.
- iPhone and iPad support stays intact, with the same local inventory data on both device sizes.

This update is about reducing friction, tightening the layout, and making the ammunition tracker easier to use when you are checking stock, comparing records, or exporting a backup.

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