Version 2.2 brings airsoft, paintball and night vision into the app, adds catalogs for ammo and gear, and opens France as a new market. AIRSOFT AND PAINTBALL Airsoft guns and paintball markers get categories of their own, with power source (electric, gas blowback, HPA, CO₂), muzzle energy with BB weight, and a legal note for your country. The catalog lists more than 600 airsoft models. New gear types: loaders, air and CO₂ tanks, masks, airsoft magazines and batteries. For a tank, enter the hydro test and end-of-life dates from its markings, and the app reminds you before they come due. AIR RIFLES AND AIR PISTOLS BY POWER SOURCE Sort your air guns by power source: PCP, spring piston, gas ram, CO₂ or pump. Each one shows the gear that goes with it, such as its air tank and the tank's test date. NIGHT VISION AND THERMAL A gear category of its own for handheld viewers, front and rear clip-ons and weapon sights. The legal note depends on the device type and your country. CATALOGS • More than 3,000 gun models and more than 3,000 ammo loads • Scan an ammo box and the app suggests the load from the catalog; the match happens on your device • A gear catalog with optics, mounts, bipods, magazines, lights and lasers — and suppressors where they are legal: maker, model and specs are filled in, and everything stays editable. Magazines that fit your firearm come first, capacity included. Safes come from a catalog too. • Signal flares for launcher cups are an ammo type of their own • New calibers, including 4.5 mm BB and more blank cartridges • New catalog entries arrive without an app update; nothing from your collection is sent YOUR GEAR AND THE LAW The firearm's detail page shows every accessory on it, with total value and total weight. Suppressors and lights/lasers carry a note on the law in your market, with citation. Where your country has a magazine capacity limit on file, the magazine says so. Every legal note shows its as-of date; it is a pointer, not legal advice. A NEW FIRST RUN Setup asks about your roles, now including leisure and license-free guns such as airsoft and paintball. It only suggests a country if the app knows its law. FRANCE France joins as a market: categories A to D, permits and their deadlines, storage rules, and the French rules for night vision and paintball. The app now speaks French for France and for Canada. ALSO NEW • Before an update restructures the database, the app makes a copy of it first • The terms of use are in the app, in nine languages • Dates and numbers follow your country's format • At the largest text sizes, buttons and tabs no longer get cut off • License-free guns share the form of your other firearms and can be marked as sold • Muzzleloaders as a catalog category; your document list exports to CSV Your data stays on your device. Backups stay end-to-end encrypted.

Version 2.1 turns the catalog into a reference book — and a photographed target into a score. THE GUN CATALOG, FULLY OPEN Every entry is there, not a sample: more than 2,000 models, each spec with its source. There is a Manufacturers tab with an A–Z register and its own brand pages, a filter sheet for caliber, country, maker, category and era, and a search that copes with "sigsauer p322", "glock17" and typos. Adding a firearm now starts in the catalog. SCORE A TARGET Photograph the target, pick its type from a sourced catalog (ISSF, DSB, BDS, IPSC/USPSA, NRA, Switzerland, Austria, MLAIC, PPC — your market's targets first) and tap the hits; with Pro the app finds them for you. You get a ring score or A/C/D zones with major and minor, the group size, and a trend per firearm, discipline and distance. Hits are kept: change the target type or the bullet diameter later and everything is recalculated without tapping again. SAFES ARE GEAR AND STORAGE AT ONCE Gun safe, ammo safe, valuables safe and safe room, each with its security class — from the wishlist through the purchase with a receipt to the sale. Selling waits until the contents have been moved. Storage locations you already had show up as safes under gear on their own, and documents now carry a "stored in". OPTICS AND GEAR LIKE FIREARMS In stock, wishlist and sold — the same ladder and the same purchase and sale history a firearm has. ONE DEADLINE LIST Permits, acquisitions, memberships and maintenance in a single list instead of scattered warnings, with new sourced deadlines for the United States, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. LIGHT OR DARK Light mode is here. Dark stays the default. MOVE WITHOUT LOSING ANYTHING Backups now carry checksums, and after a restore the app counts every table again and shows you the result. MORE WITHOUT PRO Device sync no longer costs anything, and your first showcase is free. SMALL THINGS THAT ADD UP Ammo lots per type and a "subsonic" filter. A page called "What leaves your device" that names it. A new lock screen. And search works the same way everywhere now — catalog, inventory, ammo, results and bound book. Your data still stays on your device. Cloud backup is still end-to-end encrypted.

Version 2.0 is the biggest release so far. YOUR STATE'S RULES Eight states are on file so far: California, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Maryland, Washington and Colorado. Set yours in your profile and you see the magazine, waiting period, registration and storage entries kept for it — each with its own citation and the date it was last checked, so you can go and read the source yourself. Every other state says plainly that it is not covered yet. Nothing is guessed and nothing is defaulted, and none of it is a determination about your situation. BOUND BOOK (A&D) Keep an acquisition and disposition record in the app, for the role you pick — dealer or collector. Entries cannot be edited or deleted: a correction is a new entry that points back at the one it corrects, so the trail stays readable end to end. Export as PDF or CSV. TIMER ON YOUR WATCH Start the shot timer on your Apple Watch: a haptic start, shots counted by the watch's microphone, plus splits, best split and a par time. The sound is worked out on the watch and thrown away at once — nothing is recorded, stored or transmitted. The string travels to your iPhone as a suggestion; you add the gun and the discipline there, and it enters your range log only once you accept it. PRACTISCORE RESULTS Read the result file from a match, with stage times and hit factor, and follow your progress by division. CHRONOGRAPH STRINGS Read the CSV from a Garmin Xero or a LabRadar. The app works out standard deviation and extreme spread itself, and the measured muzzle velocity goes straight into your ballistic solution. DISCOVER, WITH SPECS Look up a model and compare action, barrel length, overall length, weight and capacity instead of reading marketing prose. More than 900 models, and every spec carries its source. YOUR COLLECTION FROM A SPREADSHEET Read your list from CSV or Excel (.xlsx), map the columns yourself and check the preview — duplicates flagged — before a single row is written. APPRAISAL AS A PDF (PRO) A document for insurance or an estate, with photos, description and value. You decide what goes in; storage locations, permit data and ammo quantities stay out of it. A CLEARER LAYOUT The fifth tab is called "Me" and holds what is yours: profile, permits, clubs, account, legal. Everything else moved to where it is used — Reloading into Ammo, Competition results and Ranges into Training, Storage locations and the catalogue into Guns. FASTER LOGGING, FASTER PICKING Swipe an ammo card to log what comes in or goes out, with no number to type. And every caliber field opens the same sheet: search, recently used, grouped by family. TWO COLUMNS ON IPAD IN LANDSCAPE List on the left, entry on the right — in Guns, Ammo and Training. Plus fixes and speed-ups in a lot of places. Your data still stays on your device. Cloud backup is still end-to-end encrypted.

NEW — Discover: a curated catalog of 375 documented firearm models spanning 150 years, from ordnance classics to match pistols. What you own unlocks automatically; what you have shot counts via the range log; mark the rest when you have held it. With progress per category and era – fully offline, nothing leaves your device. Sign in with Google: a second way into your cloud account besides Apple and e-mail. CSV import now recognises existing records and never duplicates; the range log migrates via training.csv. The authority dossier lists each gun’s storage location. NFC tags: tap your cabinet or case, the inventory opens. Cleaning is now two-stage – a quick one after range day, a thorough one by round count. With special cases for black powder, corrosive loads and suppressors. Overall length and barrel-with-action as separate fields, so the handgun hint can determine instead of merely warn. Legal texts for all eleven markets revised and checked against their sources. App lock expanded: unlock with Face ID (can be turned off), a configurable lock delay, change your PIN directly – plus a rescue export that hands your data back even if the app cannot open it after an update. Family Sharing now on every Pro option, subscriptions included. Plus bug fixes, including a crash when showing the recovery key.

The App Store listing is now in English. Minor improvements under the hood.