Cloud Sync is safer when you use more than one device. • Two devices with different passphrases can no longer overwrite each other. A device that can't open your cloud copy pauses and shows a Passphrase Doesn't Match card. • From that card, enter your cloud passphrase to merge this device in, or use this device's passphrase everywhere. Forgot it while turning sync on? Start over from the same card. • Change your passphrase, and see it again after Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. • Save your passphrase in Apple's Passwords, and it fills in the next time LoadOut asks. Update every device that uses Cloud Sync, since an older version can still overwrite your cloud copy. Cloud Sync and Cloud Backup are Pro.

Match page • Wind Brackets take a Min and a Max and always fly full value. A new bracket's column scrolls into view so you can find it. • Each row flies its own target's angle, direction and wind, and a target with no angle flies level. • Tap any column header to open DOPE Table Columns right on that column. • Average, Gust, VEL, TOF, ENERGY and DROP headers show their units, and Drop is signed like ELEV. • The band under the wind wheel holds still, so the table below it never jumps. • True DOPE is in the menu's Go To, filled from the stage. • Save Match keeps each shot's own angle on its Match Card. Match Day • Your distances and holds stay with their targets when the match director republishes the course. • Combined rows keep every shot inside them when you edit. • A mover with no speed shows its windage on the stage, the same as its cards print it. • Reset to Match Day puts the stages and targets back at your Match Day distances. • Stop works while Read My Plan is reading. Also fixes for freezes and crashes.

The Match page is here. Pick Match/Competition from Page Mode on the Ballistics page and shoot a whole stage from one screen: your wind on top, the stage's DOPE table underneath. • Set the wind on a Manual wheel, or let a paired wind meter drive its own wheel with live, average and gust readings. • Add up to three wheels, each at its own distance. • Star the two fields you dial, add your own columns and type over any cell. • Read Aloud speaks each target's holds, and Send to Watch puts the stage on your wrist. • Save Match keeps the stage in Match Cards, and Open on Match Page brings a Match Day course or a Match Card straight in. Match Day • Edit Distances sets your own distance for each target, marked with a brass dot and easy to reset to the director's. • Include DOPE and Get Conditions sit side by side when you set up a match. • Swipe a match off your list and bring it back from Deleted Matches. • Stage Notes keeps your notes on the stage page. • Photos download in the background, the stage on screen first, and keep retrying on their own when signal is poor. • Free Photos After a Match Ends gives back the space, and the photos download again if you open the match. Call your shots Say "Hit in LoadOut" or "I missed in LoadOut" to log a call, then "True my profile in LoadOut" to true from your calls. It works from your Apple Watch too. Shot timers and practice • A string you stop with no rounds heard can now be reconciled: add a round where it belongs, with its time if you know it. • Dry fire without a timer has Restart Count. • The SG Pulse Live band shows Cant, Wobble or Barrel, and Wobble Plot Scale picks Fixed Rings or Zoom to Fit. Also in this update • Settings has a Storage page that shows what LoadOut keeps on your phone and lets you clear downloads and temporary files. • Recently Deleted keeps removed photos, and restoring an item brings its photo back. • A note can point at any catalog item: a cartridge, bullet, powder, primer, brass, factory load, scope, reticle or target. • Check for Updates in Help & Support now looks for a newer LoadOut in the App Store. • PDFs print every language's letters, including Russian, Czech, Polish and Hungarian. • Your Auto-save setting now applies to Notes, the Custom DOPE Card and the Target Card. • Range Day marks a value it can't solve and offers to put the old one back, and a resumed session keeps its sight height and twist. • Your watch's wind clock no longer shows a tailwind at 12 o'clock. • Rimfire factory loads are cleaned up: names match the box, and loads their makers don't sell are gone. • Fixes for freezes and crashes. Hit probability, Analytics, wind meter links, Send to Pulse and the SG Pulse and SG Timer links are Pro.

Dry Fire now has its own screen. Open Tools & Resources, pick how a string starts and where your shots come from, then tap Start Dry Fire. Every shot is kept as dry fire practice. None of it counts on your barrel or touches your live fire numbers. Start a string your way • Your phone counts down and sounds the start. • Your phone or Apple Watch listens for your shot timer's beep, from any timer, and starts the string the moment it hears it. • An SG Timer or SG Pulse Pro times every string. Count and review your shots • Pulse Motion finds each dry fire shot from your SG Pulse's own movement, and an SG Timer counts the clicks it hears. • A large shot number flashes across the screen as each shot is counted. • Each string shows First Shot, splits and your par, and a shot after the par is marked. • Review Shots lists every shot by string. Dry Fire History keeps each session on a calendar you can search. Drill a Target Card Run your Ballistics Target Card, a Ballistics Match Card stage or a Match Day stage. Each counted shot moves to the next target, the strip on the live screen shows its distance, dial and wind, and your phone or watch reads the holds aloud through your Spoken Output setting. Siri and your watch answer from the card you are drilling. On your wrist While a session waits, the Listen page on your Apple Watch becomes a Dry Fire page. It hears the start beep, flashes each shot number and shows First Shot, your shot count and the string time. With Spoken Output set to your watch, the DOPE page follows your card and reads each target. Also in this update • SG Pulse and SG Timer reconnect on their own when you open LoadOut. • Dry Fire Settings update the moment you tap them, and Microphone Witness has an Off, Phone, Watch or Phone and Watch picker. • Draw is now called First Shot wherever that time shows. • Tapping the Drag Function already shown counts as your choice on Ballistics, Configure Profile and Get DOPE. • Data Sources & Credits lists Watch App Licenses, the open source licenses behind the Wear OS watch app. • If a live shot comes in from your watch or by voice while Dry Fire is on, a banner tells you Dry Fire is still on. • On Match Day, an arrow shows when the match page has more below, and a swipe up or down closes a stage photo. • Rimfire factory loads are checked against each maker's own site, and loads that look alike on the Load page now show their product names. • Bug fixes for Match Day, rimfire loads and starting a microphone listen. Pro covers Pulse Motion and the SG Pulse and SG Timer links.

Dry Fire now has its own screen. Open Tools & Resources, pick how a string starts and where your shots come from, then tap Start Dry Fire. Every shot is kept as dry fire practice. None of it counts on your barrel or touches your live fire numbers. Start a string your way • Your phone counts down and sounds the start. • Your phone or Apple Watch listens for your shot timer's beep, from any timer, and starts the string the moment it hears it. • An SG Timer or SG Pulse Pro times every string. Count and review your shots • Pulse Motion finds each dry fire shot from your SG Pulse's own movement, and an SG Timer counts the clicks it hears. • A large shot number flashes across the screen as each shot is counted. • Each string shows First Shot, splits and your par, and a shot after the par is marked. • Review Shots lists every shot by string. Dry Fire History keeps each session on a calendar you can search. Drill a Target Card Run your Ballistics Target Card, a Ballistics Match Card stage or a Match Day stage. Each counted shot moves to the next target, the strip on the live screen shows its distance, dial and wind, and your phone or watch reads the holds aloud through your Spoken Output setting. Siri and your watch answer from the card you are drilling. On your wrist While a session waits, the Listen page on your Apple Watch becomes a Dry Fire page. It hears the start beep, flashes each shot number and shows First Shot, your shot count and the string time. With Spoken Output set to your watch, the DOPE page follows your card and reads each target. Also in this update • SG Pulse and SG Timer reconnect on their own when you open LoadOut. • Dry Fire Settings update the moment you tap them, and Microphone Witness has an Off, Phone, Watch or Phone and Watch picker. • Draw is now called First Shot wherever that time shows. • Tapping the Drag Function already shown counts as your choice on Ballistics, Configure Profile and Get DOPE. • Data Sources & Credits lists Watch App Licenses, the open source licenses behind the Wear OS watch app. • If a live shot comes in from your watch or by voice while Dry Fire is on, a banner tells you Dry Fire is still on. • Fixes for Match Day and for starting a microphone listen. Pro covers Pulse Motion and the SG Pulse and SG Timer links.

Bug fixes and improvements. SG Pulse and Calypso weather meter updates. New: Listen for Timer. Your phone starts the string when it hears your shot timer's start beep, and your watch can listen too. Search now finds more of the app.

• AI downloads keep going when you leave the screen, show live progress and time left, and tell you when they finish. • Clear your recent search results, or remove just one, with Undo if you change your mind.

• SG Pulse now works with LoadOut, right beside SG Timer. Send your holds to the Pulse, watch your cant live, replay every shot, and keep your timer strings with the load that fired them. (Pro) • Ask Siri how far away your target is. Tell it the target size and your reticle reading, and LoadOut answers with the range and what to dial. • Run a Stage Plan on your shot timer in Range Day, and Stage Plan Stats shows your best and average time on every item, string after string. (Pro)