Reloading/group size app for iOS?

[Sendit6.5]

I recently got the SubMOA Pro app to analyze and document groups during load development. The lack of instructions has been frustrating and the cloud feature, where it appears you have to go to (separately on your browser) to input load data, freezes up all the time. Is there a better app out there for inputting your loads, photographing you groups and analyzing them and combining the two into a log that's useful?

I keep a detailed paper log but thought it might be handy to keep a digital one also - especially on my phone.


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[jb1023]

I'm hoping somebody will respond with a suggestion as I am curious about this as well.

 

[RampedRaptor]

Would like one also

 

[Sendit6.5]

Lol! I got all excited when I saw 2 replies.....but it was just 2 more mystified people. Lol!


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[RampedRaptor]

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[L.R.Novice]

I use Gun Log SPC. It allows you to build a database of firearms, accessories, ammo and shooting sessions. The ammo section let's you input components details and prices of loaded ammo. The shooting section lets you link the firearms fired to the ammo used and track atmospherics, distance, groupings and store of photo of the target. Everything is relational and you can run a handful of reports to look at different things (accuracy per firearm, rounds fired per firearm...). You can also export the data and manipulate it excel. It allows you to do as much or as little as you want. I love it but I'm a little OCD. I've been using it for a couple years and can answer questions if you have any.

 

[Sendit6.5]

I use Gun Log SPC. It allows you to build a database of firearms, accessories, ammo and shooting sessions. The ammo section let's you input components details and prices of loaded ammo. The shooting section lets you link the firearms fired to the ammo used and track atmospherics, distance, groupings and store of photo of the target. Everything is relational and you can run a handful of reports to look at different things (accuracy per firearm, rounds fired per firearm...). You can also export the data and manipulate it excel. It allows you to do as much or as little as you want. I love it but I'm a little OCD. I've been using it for a couple years and can answer questions if you have any.

Just now saw this. Thanks for the post and the offer of help!


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