RangeLogger

RangeLogger

Shooting sessions and records

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Released
October 20, 2026
Updated
October 20, 2026

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RangeLogger helps you keep a personal record of your shooting activities and equipment in one place. Record sessions with dates, saved ranges or custom locations, multiple shooters and firearms, ammunition, rounds fired, shooting distances, notes, and photos. Mark competition sessions, choose Inside, Outside, Dry Fire, or Other, and record wind speed and direction. Add malfunction and issue notes to each session. Review your activity in session charts. Dry Fire sessions record zero live rounds and do not allocate or deduct ammunition. For live-fire sessions, organize ammunition by caliber and split rounds across multiple stock entries. Select firearms from your inventory and track remaining rounds. Keep firearm purchase details and photos, plus separate accessory records. Keep records for licenses, firearm insurance, and frequently visited ranges. Add a license expiration to your calendar with a four-week reminder. Sync records across your devices through your iCloud account when available, or export and import a JSON backup. Print all records, all sessions, or sessions within a selected date range using the iOS print dialog. Reports include session notes, malfunction and issue notes, and attached photos. Customize your background in Settings, and open saved session, firearm, and license photos full screen to zoom, rotate, center-crop, or replace them. Enable optional Face ID or Touch ID App Lock, with device-passcode fallback. App Lock closes unsaved forms when the app enters the background. RangeLogger is a personal recordkeeping tool. It does not verify legal eligibility, licenses, permits, or insurance coverage and does not provide firearm safety training or legal advice. Follow all applicable laws and range rules.
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What's New in RangeLogger

1.7.5

October 20, 2026