ShootLab

ShootLab measures your rifle groups from a photo of the target. Take or choose a picture, mark the shots, set the scale and get the numbers: group size (extreme spread), mean radius, offset from your point of aim, and the scope clicks to correct it. Inches everywhere, with true MOA and MIL alongside.

FREE, AND YOU NEVER CREATE AN ACCOUNT
- Group size, mean radius, offset and clicks, from a photo
- Find Shots automatically, or add shots and the point of aim by hand; buttons under the photo for Find Shots, Add Shots, undo and redo
- Results stay out of your way in a short summary under the photo; open it for every number
- Add many photos at once from Photos or Files, or from the Photos share sheet; they are sorted into Range Days by the date they were taken
- Measure a Range Day one photo after another in a queue, with Next Unmeasured
- Torn hole? ShootLab asks "How Many Shots?" and you pick or type the number. It never guesses the count
- An overlay on the photo with your numbers, a short note, and one-tap Share or Save to Photos
- Home: open it with the logo button in the middle of the bar to see targets analyzed and shots marked at a glance
- Save as many targets as you like
- Ammo list and Add Handload: keep your ammo and your own handloaded batches with rounds on hand, typed in by hand

PLUS (YEARLY)
Analysis tools (group sets, hit chance and hit-odds shapes, A-ZED, extra numbers) and load tools in the Gear tab: load recipes, components, ammo, the Gun Book and gun safe with several barrels per rifle and round counts for each, saved optics and other gear, and Compare Loads with "Is One Load Better?", an honest answer with ranges and the shots needed. Scan component labels. Scan Ammo Box and Scan Several Boxes: photograph factory ammo, check what ShootLab read (guesses are marked Check), and save rounds on hand. A prompt after you log rounds in the Gun Book asks whether to take them off an ammo count; it only asks. Inventory and cost. Set a low-stock level on any component or ammo and Home lists what is running low, from the amounts you enter. Home also shows your guns, rounds logged and rounds by caliber. Pick .22 LR, .17 HMR and airgun pellet calibers (.177 to .25) as well as rifle cartridges.
Stage Briefs: scan or import the stage briefs and placards from a match, straighten the pages, fix any field ShootLab fills in, sort them into matches and export one searchable PDF per match. Text is read on your phone and can be wrong, especially stage numbers and sizes in tables, so check the fields; the original photo is always kept.

PRO (YEARLY, OR ONE-TIME LIFETIME)
Everything in Plus, plus the Tests tab to compare loads and settings in planned series, and several groups on one sheet.

Your data stays on your phone: ShootLab does not send it anywhere, and you can back it up or export it any time. Stage briefs and their text stay on your phone and are included only in backups you make. Photos you add are stored without their location. Statistics are labeled honestly: small samples are shown as ranges, and ShootLab hides numbers a group's shot count cannot support. ShootLab records what you load; it does not supply or recommend load data.

Plus is 5.99 USD a year and Pro is 9.99 USD a year; lifetime Pro is a one-time 25.00 USD purchase. Prices may vary by country. New subscribers get a 14-day free trial. Subscriptions renew automatically each year until canceled; manage or cancel in Settings > your name > Subscriptions. If a subscription ends, your records stay on your phone to view and export; nothing is deleted. Early installs keep Plus and Pro free.

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