iOS 17.0+ · Android 8.0+
Manage your equipment, ammunition and DOPE.
Fig. 01–05 come from one demo data set: .308 Win, SMK 175 gr, 100 yd zero, solved at 600 yd.
One profile per rifle and load: DOPE, trajectory, crosswind and lead tables.
The BC used by the solver is shown large with its source: manufacturer, box table fit, custom or entered by hand.
Four steps: set up, check, plot, adjust. Turret direction and clicks follow from the shots fired and the scope’s click value.
Hold point drawn on the reticle from the current solution.
Rifles, optics and ammunition are recorded separately and combined into a setup. When creating one, you search the factory rifle catalogue by brand and model, and the configuration, barrel length and twist come with it; sight height is measured with the help of a diagram.
Range and crossing speed from an object of known size. Results go to the solver and reticle. The tools page adds a weather card, compass and level; weather readings feed the solver.
Light, dark and night, or follow the system.
Light ground, dark type, the densest of the three. Suited to sorting data indoors and looking up ammunition and factory rifle specifications.
Equipment parameters, ammunition data, DOPE data and photos belong to the user, who decides item by item whether anything leaves the device.
Solving, zeroing and ranging all run on the device, and the app is fully usable without signing in.
Sync starts with your consent. Photos are excluded.
The backup exports as a single zip containing local records and photos and can be restored on another device; the account and all local data can be deleted from within the app at any time. The privacy policy and terms ship with the app and are readable offline.
Email and password, Apple, Google and passkeys.
Unlock with a passcode or biometrics.
Prices in USD. Other regions follow store pricing.
Metric, imperial or custom, set once in Settings. Distance in m or yd, length in mm or in. Angle follows the scope: MRAD, true MOA or clicks.
No. Solving, zeroing and ranging run on the device. Sign-in, purchases, sync, catalogue search and weather need a connection.
It gives an estimate with its error percentage: the more certain the reference size and the more pixels the target covers, the smaller the error. A telephoto lens is recommended; where available, a laser rangefinder takes precedence.
Not to PrecAlgo servers. Zeroing targets and ammunition box tables stay on the device, and a frozen rangefinder frame is discarded when you leave the screen. Backup files and the optional iCloud backup stay under your control.
Yes. The backup is a single zip file containing the locally stored records and photos, and it can be restored on another device.
iOS 17.0 or later, with landscape layouts on iPad, and Android 8.0 or later. Both share the same calculation rules and data model.