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Your armory in your hands

Your armory. Organized. Protected. Tracked.

Track firearms, ammo inventory, range days, drills, maintenance and documents in one secure place. Your vault lives on your iPhone, encrypted behind your PIN and Face ID, with no account and no tracking — and, if you choose, stays in step with your iPad through your own iCloud. In English and Spanish.

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Three iPhone screens from Armory360, made with its sample data: the vault lock screen with a red safe keypad, the home dashboard with firearm, ammo and range-day counts, and a compact 9mm pistol’s page with rounds fired, last cleaned, rounds since cleaning, its red-dot optic and recent range days.
  • Firearm Inventory
  • Ammo Inventory
  • Range Logs
  • Maintenance Tracking
  • Documents Wallet
  • Drills & Par Timer

Private by design

Your data stays yours.

We can’t see what you own, because it never reaches us.

  • Stored on your iPhone, encrypted, behind your PIN and Face ID.
  • No account. No sign-up. No servers holding your collection.
  • No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Nothing about you is collected.
  • Backups are files you keep, encrypted with your PIN.
  • Optional iCloud Sync, encrypted first. Your vault is encrypted on your device before it leaves, with a key that reaches your other devices only through your iCloud Keychain, and kept in your own private iCloud. There’s no server of ours.
  • Photos have location data stripped before they’re saved, and are stored encrypted like everything else.
  • Notifications never name a firearm or a document — just “Maintenance reminder” or “Document reminder”.
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Powerful features for every firearm owner

Everything you need to manage your collection, keep it running, and get the most out of every range day.

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  • Firearms & Photos

    Add your own photos or a clean silhouette, and keep every spec and serial in one place.

  • Track Ammo Inventory

    Lots by caliber and brand, cost per round, and counts that drop as you shoot.

  • Log Range Days

    Rounds fired, ammo used and quick-note chips — a session logged in seconds, with +1 magazine and End a tap away on the Lock Screen.

  • Maintenance Tracking

    Last cleaned, rounds since cleaning, and what’s due next, with full history.

  • Documents Wallet

    IDs, carry permits and paperwork, encrypted, with expiry reminders and Show-permit mode.

  • Range Drills & Par Timer

    Standard and custom drills, practice courses, a par timer, dry fire, target scoring and an Indoor and Outdoor range bag.

Secure · Track · Maintain · Shoot

It should feel like opening a premium smart safe, not a spreadsheet.

Secure

A vault, not a spreadsheet

Armory360 opens on a safe-style keypad. Serial numbers, photos and documents are sensitive, so the whole app is built around keeping them locked.

  • PIN, Face ID and auto-lock

    A 4–8 digit PIN with Face ID or Touch ID, auto-lock when you leave the app, and escalating lockouts after wrong guesses.

  • Privacy mode

    Serial numbers stay hidden until you unlock them again.

  • Documents wallet

    Your ID, carry permits with expiry reminders, and firearm paperwork like receipts and manuals — encrypted on the device. Show-permit mode puts a permit full screen when you need to present it.

  • Insurance and estate report

    One PDF, made on your device: a page per firearm with photo, details, parts and their cost, and receipt thumbnails, with the collection’s totals up front. Serials masked or in full, your choice. It goes straight to the share sheet; Armory360 keeps no copy.

    See a sample (sample data)

  • For someone you trust

    A second copy of your vault, sealed with its own PIN or passphrase, plus a one-page note on how to open it. Hand the file to a spouse or executor and the PIN separately; opening it is free on any iPhone or iPad.

    See a sample of the how-to-open note (sample data)

  • Check the safe

    Tap each firearm’s NFC sticker in one pass; the app ticks them off and lists anything you didn’t tap, and stamps when each was last seen. Stickers on an ammo can open the lot with the count ready to adjust; a sticker in a magazine logs which mags ran that day. A tag holds only a random code — nothing readable about what it’s on.

The Armory360 lock screen: a safe-style red keypad under the words Vault Access, Enter PIN, with six PIN dots.

Track

Know what you own and what’s on the shelf

Every firearm gets a living record, and every range session updates it for you.

  • Firearms

    Manufacturer, model, caliber, action, serial, purchase details and status, with your own photos or a category silhouette. Lifetime round counts add up on their own.

  • Build sheet

    What’s on each firearm — optic, light, trigger, barrel, comp or suppressor, springs, magazines — with what you paid and when it went on. Total invested per firearm, rounds through each part, and battery and spring life by rounds or months, so a due one shows up with the rest of your maintenance.

  • Ammo by the lot

    Caliber, brand, grain, quantity remaining and effective cost per round — shipping and tax included. Scan a box you’ve bought before and the lot starts from your last one — matched on the device, nothing looked up online. Each caliber shows your pace from the last 90 days of range days and about how long what’s on hand will last.

  • Search, insights and export

    Search across everything, see trends and costs over the year, and see how each firearm and ammo brand runs — malfunctions per 1,000 rounds, worked out from the chips on your range days. Export to CSV or a PDF summary whenever you want.

A compact 9mm pistol’s page in Armory360, from its sample data: 210 rounds fired, last cleaned Oct 5, 110 rounds since cleaning, next maintenance in 390 rounds, a red-dot optic with the total invested, and a table of range days.

Maintain

Always know what needs attention

When was it last cleaned? How many rounds since? Is a permit about to expire? Is a caliber running low? Armory360 tells you before it matters — and every reminder lives in one place in Settings.

  • Cleaning and service history

    Routine and deep cleans, lubrication, inspections, spring and part replacements, gunsmith work and upgrades — with the round count at each service.

  • Maintenance reminders by date or rounds

    Set when the next service is due; the dashboard shows what’s coming up, and a reminder keeps it on schedule.

  • Document reminders

    A heads-up before a carry permit, license or ID expires — a month ahead by default, or three or six — and one on the day. The notification only says “Document reminder”; nothing about the document reaches your Lock Screen.

  • Low-ammo alerts

    Set a floor for each caliber — 100 rounds unless you say otherwise — and the dashboard and Ammo tab flag what’s running low. Shown in the app only, never as a notification.

Shoot

Get more out of every range day

Log the session, run the drills, and let the counts take care of themselves.

  • Range days

    Pick firearms, enter rounds and ammo, tap quick notes. Round counts go up and ammo comes off the shelf. Start a range day and it stays on your Lock Screen: tap +1 magazine or End right there, without opening the app. Afterwards, share a card of the day — date, rounds, drills, best time and best group, never a firearm or where you shot — and in December, your year in review.

    See a sample day card · See a sample year in review (sample data)

  • My ranges

    The ranges you shoot at, by name only — never an address — with their longest lane, lane rules, hours and what you pay, per visit or by membership. Range days link to a range, the right bag list comes up when you start there, Insights splits by range, and the app works out about what each visit costs you.

  • Drills and range cards

    A drill library in collapsible packs plus your own, four add-on drill packs, dry-fire reps kept out of round counts, and zero, optic and DOPE per firearm.

  • Targets

    Photograph a target and score it on the device: bullseye, silhouette and bull-sheet types, a bottle silhouette scored hit or miss, or your own. Group size, flyers and shot analysis.

  • Target progress

    Targets shot with the same firearm at the same distance line up over time: group size and mean radius, best and average, and where your groups sit against the aim point, with a plain correction reference beside it. Compare the same set across ammo lots or firearms, and set a goal — a group size at a distance — to see how close you are. Nothing is drawn until there are three targets to compare.

  • Practice courses

    Four qualification-style courses of fire in the standard library: 50 rounds over four distances, timed stages from 7 to 25 yd, a 30-round short-distance course, and a strong- and support-hand course. Each runs stage by stage on a silhouette and scores hits out of the total. Structured practice; not a qualification.

  • Par timer

    A start beep after a random delay, then the par beep, with READY, STAND BY, SHOOT and PAR on the screen. Lock the phone and it keeps going: the time and the par stay on your Lock Screen, the beeps still play, and Stop is a tap away. It never uses the microphone.

  • Dry fire

    Par-timed reps at home, logged on their own so they never touch your round counts.

  • Range bag checklist

    An Indoor and an Outdoor list — eyes, ears, ammo, targets, tape and more — that start with sensible defaults and are yours to edit, checked off when you start a range day so nothing gets left at home. The Ammo line lists the calibers of the firearms you picked, with rounds on hand.

How it works

Get started in minutes and take control of your armory.

  1. 1

    Add your firearms

    Snap a photo or pick a silhouette. Store the details that matter and build your collection. Not ready yet? Explore with sample data first — it never leaves your device, and one tap erases it while anything you added yourself stays.

  2. 2

    Log range days

    Track ammo used and rounds fired, and add notes with quick-select chips.

  3. 3

    Stay on top of maintenance

    Record cleanings, track rounds since cleaning, and set reminders.

Pricing

Start free. Buy once to unlock more — no subscription, no account.

  • Start here

    Free

    $0

    Forever

    • Up to 3 firearms
    • 1 personal ID and 1 firearm document
    • Unlimited ammo, range days and maintenance
    • PIN, Face ID and encrypted backups

  • The whole vault

    Full

    $9.99

    One-time purchase

    • Unlimited firearms, IDs and documents
    • Build sheet: parts, magazines and total invested
    • Insurance and estate report
    • A sealed copy for someone you trust
    • My ranges
    • Target progress and goals
    • Low-ammo alerts
    • Insights
    • Range cards
    • iPad layout
    • iCloud Sync across your iPhone and iPad

  • For the range

    Range Pack

    $4.99

    One-time purchase

    • Par timer and dry fire
    • Standard drill library and practice courses
    • Target scoring
    • Range day on the Lock Screen
    • Range day card and year in review
    • Range bag checklist (Indoor and Outdoor)
    • NFC tags on firearms, ammo cans and magazines, and Check the safe

  • Best value

    Complete

    $14.99

    One-time purchase

    • Everything in Full
    • Everything in the Range Pack
    • Every drill pack, including packs added later

Drill packs: Competition, Rifle, Defensive Pistol and Law-Enforcement Qualification are $1.99 each. Law-Enforcement Qualification: practice modeled on published courses; not a qualification. Each needs the Range Pack; Complete includes all four. Prices in US dollars; the App Store shows your local price. Purchases are handled by Apple and tied to your Apple Account.

Coming soon

Your armory in your hands

Armory360 is coming to the App Store for iPhone and iPad, in English and Spanish. It follows your device’s language, or pick one in Settings.

Coming soon on theApp Store