Manage your firearm and gear collection with detailed tracking of photos, condition, cost, and value. Organize builds, log sales, and track NFA paperwork. Offers community features and home screen widgets for at-a-glance portfolio value.
1.1.1
September 16, 2026
Bug fixes and improvements
Advanced organization, insights, and exports
Shiesty is designed to help firearm owners meticulously track their entire collection of firearms, optics, suppressors, ammo, parts, and gear. It provides organized records, collection value context, and detailed logging for various aspects of ownership.
No, Shiesty does not currently provide live market pricing, retailer price feeds, appraisals, or price alerts. Users can input their own saved estimates and utilize curated catalog reference/MSRP data for collection value context.
For owners of NFA items like SBRs and suppressors, Shiesty allows users to record Form 1, Form 4, and Form 5 status, filing and approval dates, trust information, and serial numbers. Pending forms display wait times.
Yes, Shiesty includes round-count tracking, allowing you to log rounds fired per firearm. This feature can also surface service-due reminders based on catalog-recommended intervals.
Shiesty Pro, a subscription, unlocks advanced features such as collection insights (allocation, cost basis, range activity), multiple portfolios, unlimited builds, professional CSV and PDF exports, and barcode catalog lookup.
Shiesty Pro offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The monthly plan is $4.99/month and the annual plan is $49.99/year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial period.
Yes, Shiesty prioritizes privacy with Face ID lock, biometric re-prompt on launch, and photos stored on encrypted private cloud storage. Serial numbers and NFA paperwork are excluded from exports by default, and the app has no tracking, ad networks, or data sales.
The latest version of Shiesty is 1.1.1, which was last updated on September 16, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the app has seen recent updates.
