Bug fixes

1.32.6 What's New Built for iPhone Duo. Scott's Guide now fills both displays edge to edge and follows the Duo's layout, with the tab bar and controls along the side when the device is closed or open in landscape. When iPhone Duo is partly folded, the list and the detail split at the hinge, so nothing sits in the fold. On iPhone Duo, Bullet Detail's actions (Add to Inventory, Ask AI, and Find Similar) now sit with the system controls at the side. Fixes With iPhone Duo open, the Catalog and Inventory lists now use their full width, so bullet names are readable and Inventory's tiles sit two by two. Find Match and Inventory's add buttons are back in the top corner of their lists when iPhone Duo is open in landscape. Folding iPhone Duo with a bullet open no longer clips the drawing, and Back and the bullet's actions stay in the side controls.

Bullet line drawings. Bullet Detail now shows a side view and an end view of the bullet, with its diameter and, where the maker publishes it, its length. Available for Hornady, Cutting Edge, Hammer, and Lehigh Defense bullets. Catalog rows show a small outline next to bullets that have a drawing, so you can spot a profile at a glance. Support for iPhone Duo. Unfolded, the app opens into a two-pane layout with your list on the left and the detail on the right, across all five tabs. The same two-pane layouts on iPad, and a sign-in page that adapts to wide screens.

1.25.2 What's New Track accessories like optics, mags, and slings, and link each one to one or more firearms. Add a photo, scan its UPC, or enter it manually. Tap any firearm or accessory photo to view it full screen. Scan a firearm's UPC to jump straight into adding it to your safe. When ammo scanning cannot identify a box from the barcode alone, you can now snap a photo of the label as a backup. Deleting a logged range session now returns those rounds to your on hand count automatically. Added 9 more mainstream cartridges to the catalog. Muzzleloaders now track firearm type and bore diameter correctly. My Bench search now finds your firearms too, not just bullets and inventory. Fixes Fixed several duplicate and mislabeled entries in the firearm catalog, including Browning, Mossberg, Walther, and a handful of Berger bullets. The AI advisor no longer gives misleading answers when your bench is empty. Inventory filter chips now always show every component type, so a new type can never silently go missing from the filter list. Cleared out old placeholder twist rate values that were showing "not published" instead of real data. General reliability improvements when saving changes to your inventory.

This is a big one. If you have been using Scott's Guide as a bullet reference, it is now a full reloading logbook too. YOUR BENCH The app now opens on My Bench, a home screen showing what you actually have on hand: bullets, powder, primers, brass and loaded ammo, with anything running low called out at the top. One search field covers both your own bench and the full bullet catalog, so you are not guessing which tab to look in. SCAN A BOX TO ADD IT Point your camera at the barcode on a box of components and Scott's Guide fills in the rest, including how many are in the box. A 500 count case adds 500, not 1. If a barcode is not recognized yet, you can identify it once and everyone who scans that box afterwards gets the answer. LOADING SESSIONS Log what you loaded and the app deducts it from your bench automatically. If you do not have enough on hand to cover a session, it tells you before you save rather than after. YOUR FIREARMS Keep your rifles, pistols and shotguns with their chambering, barrel length, twist rate, round count and photos. Type a model and the app fills in the factory specs for you. RANGE TRIPS Record what you shot, how it grouped and what you learned, tied to the firearm and the ammunition you used. THE AI LOAD ADVISOR Ask for load guidance in plain language. Turn on bench mode and it works from the components you actually own instead of suggesting things you would have to go buy. WIDGETS AND OFFLINE Home screen widgets for your most recent session and your low stock list. The catalog is available offline, so a signal dead spot at the range or in the reloading room does not lock you out. A NEW LOOK Scott's Guide has its own olive and cream design now, with a proper dark mode and a redesigned launch screen. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE Sign in with email, Apple or Google. Deleting your account now removes all of your data, including firearms, inventory, sessions, range trips and photos. The bullet catalog has been audited so loaded ammunition no longer shows up where component bullets belong. Six missing cartridges were added, including .22-250 Rem. Plus a long list of layout, search and subscription fixes. Thanks for using Scott's Guide. If something is not right, there is a feedback option in Settings and it does reach a real person.