Lead Log vs RangeOps

Lead Log is a simple, private way to keep track of your own range activity, firearms, and ammunition. Everything stays on your device. There are no accounts, no ads, and nothing is ever uploaded or shared. Log Session: Record a range trip in seconds. Pick the firearm you used, log the rounds fired and the ammo you went through, attach a photo of your target if you want one, and add notes. Lead Log flags unusual entries, like a sudden jump in round count, so a typo does not throw off your history. Inventory: Keep a complete record of every firearm you own, including manufacturer, model, category, serial number, rounds fired since last service, and a photo. Track your ammunition the same way, by caliber, brand, grain weight, and quantity on hand, with low stock alerts so you know when it is time to restock. History: Browse your full shooting history, grouped by firearm, ammo, or date. Search across everything to find a specific session in seconds. Built for legal firearm owners who want an organized personal log. Lead Log has no marketplace, no buying or selling, and no trading features of any kind. It is strictly a record-keeping tool for your own use. Your privacy comes first. All data is stored locally on your device using Apple's on-device storage. Nothing is transmitted anywhere, there is no sign-in required, and there is no internet connection needed to use the app.

RangeOps is a private journal for lawful sport shooting at controlled ranges. Record the exact equipment setup and ammunition lot you used, work through a checklist during the session, measure paper-target groups from a photo, and compare only the sessions that used the same setup. Armory • Your own records for firearms, optics, attachments, protective equipment and range gear, with a source and confidence for each • Versioned setups that snapshot exactly which records were used • An ammunition library per lot: cartridge, bullet, weight, ballistic coefficient and advertised velocity, all owner-recorded • Maintenance records Sessions • Range profiles with the posted rules and emergency information • A checklist that verifies the setup, lot, target distance and conditions before you record anything • Conditions in °C or °F, wind on a clock-face dial, and station pressure read from the phone's barometer only when you tap • Range status you report yourself as cold, hot or unknown; the app never senses or controls the range • Completed shot strings tied to the exact conditions, setup and lot • A zero and adjustment log: optic settings recorded as dialed, grouped by setup version and lot Paper Targets • Photograph a paper target, straighten it, calibrate a known distance and mark each impact • Extreme spread, mean radius, dispersion and group center, reproducible from the saved image Range Tools • Unit conversion, chronograph summaries and ammunition inventory arithmetic • Measurements only: no trajectory, holds, sight adjustments or firing guidance History and Reports • Compare sessions with the same setup and lot, with small-sample warnings • PDF reports that hide the range name and leave out photos unless you choose otherwise • CSV and JSON exports and a full local backup archive Privacy No account is required for the journal. No ads or location access. Range records stay on your device with complete file protection, photos are stripped of metadata, and you can erase any session or everything at once. Optional usage analytics is off by default and excludes your records and photos. Settings includes user-requested purchase status and restore checks through RevenueCat. These connections require internet access; the range journal works offline. RangeOps does not sell or link to firearms, ammunition or parts. It never identifies targets, tracks people or animals, maps locations, or tells anyone when or where to fire. Always follow the range officer and posted rules.