I like the app overall and use it primarily to track rounds fired per weapon and maintenance intervals. However, I frequently run into friction when maintaining my ammo inventory.The app requires a non-zero quantity for ammo entries. When I’m temporarily out of a regularly purchased round, I don’t want to delete the entry and later re-enter all the details (caliber, bullet type, weight, SKU, etc.). Allowing a zero quantity or an “out of stock” state would make inventory management much easier.I don’t track lot numbers, so I use “date received” as a general inventory date. This works, but a clearer distinction between cataloging ammo types and tracking current stock would help.I would also like the ability to track suppressors. Suppressors have maintenance and cleaning intervals just like firearms, especially rimfire cans, but there’s currently no good way to log suppressed round counts or schedule suppressor maintenance.I’ve also encountered some confusing logic when logging range sessions. Entering a session after the fact (e.g., yesterday’s range trip) sometimes behaves differently than entering one in advance. I don’t always log trips beforehand, so past-dated entries should work consistently and intuitively.Overall, the app is close to being excellent, but relaxing some rigid inventory assumptions and improving support for accessories and retroactive logging would significantly improve usability.

Great App to track Firearms & Ammunition with maintenance. Would be great if we could add photo’s of the Firearm itself

This makes it super easy to monitor your inventory and see what you have at a glance. Integration with range days makes it a snap.

I used to have all the records in spreadsheet and it was a pain. I appreciate how easy it is to add inventory. Drills are a nice touch!