Built for the owner who keeps records
A firearm is an asset with a service history. Armory Manager treats it that way — every screen exists to answer a question you'll actually ask: when was this cleaned, how many rounds are on it, what's it all worth.
A service record that travels with the gun
Each firearm carries its own file: specs, serial, purchase details, photos and documents, mounted accessories, and tracked parts with their own inspection intervals.
- Range trips log rounds, ammo lot, and activity — practice, training, competition, hunting — and round counts update automatically
- Malfunctions recorded by type, per trip or on their own, so a problem gun has a paper trail
- Location data is stripped from every photo before it's saved
- Export a PDF service record for a sale or transfer
Cleaning schedules that keep themselves
Set intervals by rounds fired or days elapsed — stricter defaults for carry guns. The app watches the log and tells you what's overdue, what's coming up, and what's been done.
- Overdue, upcoming, and history in one place
- Reminders arrive as local notifications, scheduled on-device
- Optic and light batteries get their own change tracking
Your data, your files
Backups are ordinary files you save or share wherever you like — a drive, a computer, your own inbox — a plain .zip, or encrypted under a password you set. Nothing syncs anywhere on its own.
- One-tap insurance roster: firearms, ammunition and accessories itemized in one valuation PDF, with a grand total
- Restore a backup onto any phone, including a new one
- Ammunition and accessory inventory ride along in the same file
- No lock-in: open formats throughout — a backup opens on any computer, with or without the app
