Know your hold
A ballistics calculator with a bullet path chart, range table, printable dope cards and Field mode for the bench.
See your scope's reticle with the hold drawn on it, and log range trips with conditions, rounds fired and target photos.
Range Book is a free, self-hosted app you run at home and use from your phone as a home-screen app, even at the range with no signal.
The demo is a public copy of Range Book. Tap Try it as a guest to use everything without an account. It's only a demo: nothing you enter is saved.
A ballistics calculator with a bullet path chart, range table, printable dope cards and Field mode for the bench.
See your scope's reticle with the hold drawn on it, and log range trips with conditions, rounds fired and target photos.
Load recipes, ladder tests and velocity charts. Import from LabRadar, Garmin Xero, MagnetoSpeed and RangeCraft chronographs.
Track components on hand and cost per round.
Put your phone on your spotting scope and aim it at a printed Range Book target. Fire, tap Shot (or let it listen for the bang), and Range Book marks the new hole with a number, with the group size, MOA and mean radius.
Your phone only allows the camera on a secure (https) address. The README shows how to set one up.
Guns with round counts, barrel life and cleaning reminders. Scopes, suppressors, magazines, ammo, inventory and saved ranges.
An encrypted document vault for things like tax stamps.
Built in (about this many of each), and you can edit any of them.
Range Book runs on your own server: Unraid, a NAS, a Raspberry Pi or any computer with Docker. Each person gets their own sign-in and private data, and your data stays on your server. Range Book is still in beta.