Range Day

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Overview

Range Day ties your Armory, Gear, and Ammunition data together into training records. It has four tabs: Sessions, Drills, Competitions, and Performance.

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Sessions tab

The Sessions tab is the default view. It lists all logged range sessions in reverse-chronological order. Upcoming sessions appear on the main dashboard.

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Logging a session

1. Navigate to Range Day in the left sidebar.
2. Click + Session.
3. Fill in the date, start time, duration (minutes), and location.
4. Add one or more firearms to the session, each with a round count and optional ammo lot.
5. Optionally select a loadout used for the session.
6. Add any session notes and save.

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Firearms and ammo

Each session supports multiple firearm rows. For each firearm you can:

• Select the firearm from your Armory.
• Enter the number of rounds fired.
• Select the ammo lot used — the dropdown is automatically filtered to calibers compatible with the selected firearm.

When a session is saved, rounds fired are automatically deducted from the selected ammo lot’s inventory count. This keeps your Ammunition module stock accurate without manual editing.

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Google Calendar export

On any saved session card, click the Cal button to open a pre-filled Google Calendar event. The event includes the session date, time, location, firearms, round counts, and loadout details — useful for scheduling future sessions or keeping a training log outside the app.

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Documents

Each session has a Documents section for file attachments — range rules, target photos, or any other file worth keeping with the record. Upload a file with a label and optional description; the same attachment pattern is available on Competitions.

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Drills tab

Drills are reusable templates that define a course of fire. You run a drill, log the result, and track improvement over time on the Performance tab.

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Creating a drill

1. Go to Range Day → Drills tab.
2. Click + Drill.
3. Enter a name (e.g. “Bill Drill”, “El Presidente”) and select a discipline.
4. Choose a drill mode and scoring method.
5. Build out the steps.
6. Save.

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Drill modes

Both modes support an optional start delay (0.1–10 seconds) for the buzzer.

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Scoring methods

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Multi-step drill builder

Drills are built from an ordered list of steps. Each step has an action type:

• Shoot — fire at a target. Set the yard line and shot count. The total round count for the drill is automatically calculated from all Shoot steps.
• Move To — move to a position. Enter the destination (e.g. “3 yard line”, “cover position”).
• Action — any other task (e.g. “Reload”, “Draw from holster”, “Make safe”).

Every step also supports:

• Yard line — distance to the target in yards.
• Par time — a per-step time limit in seconds (optional, supplements the overall par).
• Points possible — max points for this step (used with Score or Percentage methods).
• Notes — e.g. “strong-hand only”, “no sights”.

Steps can be reordered with the up/down controls and removed individually.

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Competitions tab

The Competitions tab tracks formal matches — USPSA, IDPA, PRS, and others.

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Competition types

USPSA · IDPA · 3-Gun · PRS · NRL · Steel Challenge · Other

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Adding a match

1. Go to Range Day → Competitions tab.
2. Click + Add Match.
3. Fill in the match name, competition type, division, and optionally a classifier number.
4. Set the date, start time, and location.
5. Select a loadout — this auto-populates the firearms list with the firearms in that loadout.
6. Add or adjust firearm rows with rounds fired and ammo lots used.
7. Optionally expand the Results section and enter your scores.
8. Add after-action notes and save.

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Results fields

Results are optional — you can record a match before scores are posted and edit them in later.

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After-action notes

The competition form has two separate note fields:

• Notes — general session observations.
• After-Action — lessons learned, things to work on, or tactical takeaways. Kept separate so it’s easier to review post-match analysis independently.

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Documents

Competitions (and Sessions) each have a Documents section for file attachments — squad sheets, stage diagrams, scorecards, or anything else worth keeping with the record. Upload a file with a label and optional description; attached documents are listed with the ability to open or remove them.

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Performance tab

The Performance tab is where you log individual drill results and review your progress over time.

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Logging a result

1. Go to Range Day → Performance tab.
2. Click + Log Result.
3. Select the drill and optionally the firearm used.
4. Enter the result fields based on the drill’s scoring method:

5. Enter round count and any notes.
6. Save.

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Kit context on results

Every logged result shows the firearm, ammo, and loadout used for that run inline in the results list — not just the time or score. This makes it possible to see, at a glance, which equipment combination (“kit”) produced which result without opening each entry.

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Performance pivot

Use the Compare by control to pivot the drill’s results by Firearm, Ammo, or Loadout. Each dimension groups your results into setups and plots them as separate lines on the performance chart, so you can see how switching firearms, ammo, or loadouts affects your times or scores for the same drill. Click a group in the legend or table to filter the chart and results list down to that single setup; click again to clear the filter.

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Best Kit recommender

Above the results list, the Best Kit card automatically ranks your firearm/ammo/loadout combinations for the selected drill by average result and surfaces the strongest one:

• Shows the winning setup’s average result, run count, and — once there’s more than one qualifying setup — how far ahead it is of the next best.
• Tags each recommendation with a confidence level (High confidence, Limited data, or Early data) based on how many runs that setup has logged.
• Expand All setups to see every combination ranked in a table with average, best, and run count.
• A setup needs a minimum number of logged runs before it’s eligible to be ranked; until then the card shows progress toward unlocking a recommendation instead of a result.

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Integration hooks

Results can also be submitted automatically through hardware integrations:

• Watch Integration — send a drill to a paired Garmin watch. The watch tracks the run and submits the result back to the Performance tab automatically. See Watch Integration.
• Shot Timer Integration — connect a Shooter Global Shot Timer via Bluetooth. Start a drill from the app, run it on the timer, and the result is captured and graphed automatically. See Shot Timer Integration.

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Integrations