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All your data is stored locally on your device using Apple's SwiftData framework. Nothing is uploaded to external servers. Your firearms info, range logs, ammo records, training courses, certifications, and photos stay on your device.

Range Stats does not sync your data over iCloud or any other cloud service — all data stays on the device where it was entered. To move data to another device, use Settings > Export or Settings > Backup to create a backup file, transfer the file to the other device (AirDrop, email, Files, etc.), and import it from Settings on the new device. iOS-level device backups (encrypted iCloud Backup or an encrypted local backup via Finder) will also restore Range Stats data when you set up a new phone from that backup.

Yes — if you restore your new phone from an iCloud Backup or an encrypted local backup of your old device, your Range Stats data will transfer along with the rest of your apps. iOS handles this at the device level; Range Stats itself does not sync over the cloud. You can also manually move data by exporting a backup from the old device and importing it on the new one (Settings > Backup). We recommend creating a fresh backup before switching devices.

Note on older encrypted backups: backups encrypted by early versions of Range Stats used a weaker encryption format. They still restore normally, but the app will recommend creating a fresh encrypted backup afterward — do that, then delete the old file.

Yes. Range Stats is fully optimized for iPad with a sidebar navigation layout, multi-column Dashboard, side-by-side detail views, and keyboard shortcuts (⌘N for new items, ⌘F to search, ⌘1-5 to switch sections). It also supports trackpad and mouse with hover effects.

Range Stats Pro is a one-time $9.99 in-app purchase that unlocks advanced features including: unlimited firearms and trips, ammo and cost tracking, maintenance logging with push notifications, statistics and accuracy charts, CSV/JSON/PDF export, insurance documentation reports, accessories catalog, target photo storage and AI coaching, shareable firearm cards, sold firearms archive, and training and certification log. The free version includes up to 5 firearms, 5 trips, and the range finder.

No. The app works fully offline. The only features that benefit from a connection are the map-based range finder (which loads map data) and the optional AI coaching feature. All other features work without internet.

Go to Settings within the app and tap "Restore Purchases." This will re-activate Range Stats Pro using your Apple ID. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID used for the original purchase.

Range Stats includes an optional AI-powered coaching feature that analyzes your target sessions and provides personalized feedback on your shooting technique, accuracy trends, and areas for improvement. You choose the AI provider in Settings > AI Coaching: Google Gemini (default — free API keys at ai.google.dev), Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint you run yourself, or Apple On-Device (Apple Intelligence — no API key, no internet, nothing leaves your phone). Cloud providers use your own API key, entered once and stored securely in your device's Keychain; the app never ships with an embedded key, and you can also set the exact model name each provider uses.

Before any data is sent to a cloud provider, the app asks for your consent naming that specific provider. Your session data and annotated target photo go directly to your chosen provider — they never pass through Fourteener Labs servers. See our Privacy Policy for details. This feature is entirely optional — if you decline consent, all other app features remain fully available.

Yes — thirteen of them (a Pro feature). Long-press your Home Screen, tap +, and search "Range Stats" to add: rounds fired this year, next cleaning due, your last group size, permit renewal countdown, an accuracy trend chart, ammo low-stock bars, your last range trip, your last scanned target with its detected shots, a full dashboard, an iPad command center, and three Lock Screen widgets. Widgets update automatically after you log trips, cleanings, or targets, and tap through to the matching screen in the app.

Privacy on the Home Screen: turn on Settings > Discreet Widgets and widgets replace firearm names with generic labels ("Firearm 2") and hide dollar values — same stats, nothing identifying at a glance. Widget data is a small summary stored in the app's own protected container on your device; it is never uploaded anywhere.

When you photograph a target, a custom-trained neural network (running entirely on your device — no internet, no uploads) locates the bullet holes automatically, including on dark silhouette targets and with overlapping holes. On real-world range-target photos it finds over nine of every ten holes with near-zero false marks. A crop-and-straighten step before analysis corrects photos taken at an angle so group size, MOA, and point-of-impact numbers stay accurate. Anything the detector misses, you can add with a tap — and every marker can be dragged or deleted.

Range Stats shows a short walkthrough the first time you open a major feature — scanning a target, ammo inventory, AI coaching, backups, and widgets — plus small pop-up tips along the way that point out things easy to miss. To replay all of them, go to Settings > Reset Tips & Guides. You can also reopen any individual walkthrough anytime from the "?" button on its screen.

Range Stats Pro includes two levels of insurance documentation:

Per-firearm Insurance Card: Open any firearm's detail page and tap "Insurance Card." This generates a PDF showing the firearm's photo, make, model, caliber, serial number, purchase price, and purchase date — formatted for insurance documentation purposes.

Full Collection Report: Go to Settings > Export Data > Insurance Documentation Report. You can toggle which details to include (photos, serial numbers, purchase prices, accessories) before generating. The report includes a cover page, one page per firearm, and a summary table with total collection value including accessories.

Both outputs are generated as PDFs on your device and shared via the standard iOS share sheet. Serial numbers are included in these reports by default since they're intended for insurance record-keeping.

Go to Settings within the app and scroll to the Appearance section. First choose Light, Dark, or System — then pick from six themes:

Ember — the default: the Fourteener Labs red accent on deep alpine-blue surfaces.

Glacier — cool blue-green accents on the same alpine stack.

Gunmetal — muted steel accents for a low-key look.

Dusk — deep violet accents on its own surface stack.

Alpenglow — the warm coral-orange parent-brand accent.

Fern — the brand's green accent on deep pine surfaces.

Your appearance and theme selections are saved automatically and persist across app launches. If you used Range Stats before version 2.0, your previous theme is migrated to its closest match.

Swipe left on any item in a list (firearms, range trips, accessories, maintenance items, certifications, etc.) to reveal two action buttons:

Edit (pencil icon) — opens the edit form for that item, pre-populated with its current data. Make your changes and tap Save.

Delete (trash icon) — prompts a confirmation dialog before permanently deleting. All deletions require confirmation — nothing is deleted with a single swipe.

You can also tap any item to view its details, then tap the Edit button within the detail view.

Analyzed targets work slightly differently because they appear as photo thumbnails rather than list rows: long-press any target thumbnail (on the Dashboard, a trip's detail page, or Analytics) and choose Delete Target, or open the target and use the ⋯ menu in the top corner to edit or delete it. Requires version 2.1.0 or later.

Yes, as of version 2.1.0. To delete an analyzed target, long-press its thumbnail anywhere it appears (Dashboard's Recent Targets, a trip's target strip, or Analytics' Recent Analyses) and choose Delete Target — or open the target and pick Delete Target from the ⋯ menu. Deletion asks for confirmation, and your trip and firearm statistics update automatically.

To correct a target's details, open it and choose Edit Session from the ⋯ menu. You can change the date and time (handy when logging a target photographed earlier), the firearm, the range trip, the distance, rounds fired, ammo, position, and notes.

If you enable the Face ID lock in Settings, the app will automatically prompt Face ID authentication each time you open the app or return to it from the background — no button tap required. The lock screen appears instantly, and Face ID triggers immediately without any interaction.

If Face ID fails or you decline the prompt, a manual "Unlock with Face ID" button remains on screen as a fallback.

Turning the lock off requires confirming your identity (Face ID or passcode) first — this prevents someone briefly holding your unlocked phone from disabling the protection. While the lock is enabled, a Lock Now button in Settings > Security lets you immediately re-lock the app without waiting to background it.

Go to the Training & Certs section from the sidebar menu, then tap the Certifications tab. Tap + to add a new certification and select "Concealed Carry Permit (CCW/CHL/CPL)" as the type. Enter your state, permit number, issue date, and expiration date. Enable reminders to get push notifications before your permit expires (configurable at 7, 14, 30, 60, or 90 days before expiration).

Open any firearm's detail page and tap the Share Card button. You can generate a branded image or PDF showing the firearm's photo, specs, accessories, and value. The serial number is hidden by default on image cards for privacy (always included on PDF for documentation). Share via Messages, Mail, AirDrop, or save to your photo library.

No. The range finder uses your location in real time to show nearby ranges and center the map, but your location is never recorded, stored, or transmitted by the app. You can disable location access entirely in your device's Settings and still enter range locations manually.

The GPS coordinates of ranges you save are also excluded from data exports by default. If you want them included (for example, to move your range list to another tool), enable "Include Range GPS Coordinates" in the export options — the app will remind you the export file contains sensitive data.

Yes — and more than just GPS. When you import photos from your camera roll or capture them in-app, Range Stats strips all embedded photo metadata before saving the image: GPS coordinates, timestamps, camera make/model/serial information, and vendor-specific data (EXIF, TIFF, and IPTC dictionaries). Even if your camera tagged a photo with your location, none of that is retained in the stored image. This applies to all photos in the app — firearm photos, trip photos, and target images. Image orientation is preserved so photos display correctly.

No. All data is stored on your device. There is no account system, no social features, and no way for Fourteener Labs or anyone else to access your data. If your device is protected with Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode, your data is secured by iOS.

If Range Stats crashed during your last session, the app may present an optional prompt when you relaunch asking if you'd like to send a crash report. Tap "Send Report" and your Mail app will open with a pre-filled diagnostic email containing device model, iOS version, app version, and crash details — no personal data or firearm information is included. You can review the email before sending, or simply close it if you'd prefer not to send anything.

Crash reports are never sent automatically. All crash reporting in Range Stats is opt-in and user-initiated. You can also email us directly at support@fourteenerlabs.com with a description of what happened.

You can delete individual records (firearms, trips, accessories, maintenance logs, training courses, certifications, range reviews, photos) from within the app at any time by swiping left on any item and tapping Delete, then confirming. Analyzed targets are deleted by long-pressing their thumbnail or via the ⋯ menu on the target's results screen (version 2.1.0 or later). To remove all data, use "Delete All Data" in Settings or delete the app from your device.

Since no data is stored on Fourteener Labs servers, there is no cloud account or remote data to separately manage. For more details, see our Privacy Policy.

Range Stats requires iOS 26 or later and runs on both iPhone and iPad.

We'd love to hear from you! Email us at support@fourteenerlabs.com with a description of the issue or your idea. Screenshots are always helpful for bug reports. You can also use the in-app crash report prompt if you experienced a crash.