Your collection, secured and organized.

The free version holds up to 2 firearms and includes photos, the range log, maintenance, the sight-in calculator, documents, the sold & transferred archive, spreadsheet import, widgets and iCloud backup. Pro is a one-time purchase that removes the firearm limit and adds ammo inventory, the insurance PDF report and CSV export, receipts, Face ID lock, wind and weather corrections with a dope card, saved sight-in profiles, and app icons and themes.

Export your list as a CSV from Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, then open Settings → Import from Spreadsheet (CSV) in Digital Armory and choose the file. Match each column (make, model, caliber, serial, price and so on) and tap Import. Firearms whose serial number is already in your armory are skipped, so importing the same file twice doesn’t create copies. Add photos and receipts from each firearm’s page afterwards.

Make sure the device is signed in to the same Apple Account you bought Pro with, then open Settings in Digital Armory and tap Restore Purchases. If you were refunded or the purchase is still pending, Pro will stay locked until Apple completes it.

Firearms with the same manufacturer and model group together automatically. To group others, give them the same group name when editing. You can turn grouping off in the sort menu on the Armory tab.

Make sure each device is signed in to the same Apple Account and that iCloud is turned on for Digital Armory (Settings → your name → iCloud → Apps Using iCloud). Sync can take a few minutes, especially for photos. You can check the status in the app under Settings → Backup.

When you’re signed in to iCloud, your armory backs up automatically to your private iCloud account. For an extra copy, Pro users can open Settings → Export Inventory (CSV) or create an Insurance Report PDF and save the file somewhere safe.

Sign in to the same Apple Account on the new iPhone, install Digital Armory and open it. Your firearms, photos, documents and logs download from iCloud automatically. Pro unlocks on its own, or tap Restore Purchases in Settings.

Go to Settings → Photo Storage, choose Compact, and tap Shrink Existing Photos. Compact photos are usually 100–250 KB each.

Delete records in the app at any time. To remove everything from iCloud too, go to Settings → your name → iCloud → Manage Account Storage, choose Digital Armory and delete its data.

Add your loads under Range → Ammo with the rounds on hand. When you log a session, pick the load you shot and the rounds fired are deducted. If you edit or delete the session, the rounds are put back. Set a low-stock level for each load to get a warning on the Range tab and in the widget.

Tap the location field in a new session. Your recent ranges appear first, and you can search Apple Maps by name. To see Ranges Near You, allow location access when iOS asks; the app only uses your location while you’re in it. The location name and pin are saved only with that session, in your own data.

When you log a range session, add a target photo and tap Measure Group on Photo. First tap the two ends of something with a known length, such as a 1 in grid square, to set the scale. Then tap the center of each bullet hole. The app fills in Best group and shows it in MOA for the session’s distance.

Measure Target with LiDAR works on iPhones with a LiDAR scanner (iPhone 12 Pro and later Pro models) and recent iPad Pro models. Hold the phone square to the target, about 1 to 2 feet away. The shutter turns on once the phone is level enough for an accurate reading. On other devices you can still measure groups by setting the scale by hand.

Open the firearm and choose Mark as Sold or Transferred from its menu. Record the date, buyer or recipient, price and notes. The firearm moves to the Sold & Transferred archive with its photos, range sessions and maintenance history intact, and its value leaves your collection total. If you get it back, you can return it to the armory. Sale records are included in the CSV export.

Carry permits, NFA tax stamps, purchase permits, hunting licenses, warranties, bills of sale, appraisals and insurance policies. Add photos of each page, optionally link the document to a firearm, and set an expiration date to get a reminder before it lapses. Reminder timing is under Settings → Reminders.

Turn them on under Settings → Reminders. You’ll get a notification when a firearm reaches its day interval, the morning after a range trip pushes it past its round interval, and weekly while it stays overdue. You can choose the time of day. Reminders are scheduled on your device; nothing is sent to a server.

Widgets refresh when you make changes in the app, and iOS may delay updates to save battery. Open Digital Armory once to refresh it. If the widget shows placeholder text, remove it from the Home Screen and add it again.

It estimates the bullet’s path from your muzzle velocity, ballistic coefficient and sight height. Unless you enter wind and weather (Pro), it assumes sea level, 59 °F and no wind. Use it as a starting point, enter your real ammo data, and always confirm on paper at a safe, approved range.

Turn each turret in the direction the app shows. For example, if your group is high, dial DOWN. Turret markings vary between scopes, so check your scope’s manual for its direction and click value.

With Pro, open Sight-In, set up your load, zero and conditions, then tap Dope Card. You can print it from the share sheet or save it as a PDF to Files.

The app lock uses your iPhone passcode as a backup. Tap Unlock and enter your passcode. You can turn the lock off in Settings → Privacy.

With Digital Armory Pro, go to Settings → App Icon & Theme and choose Sky, Olive Drab, Ember or Stealth. The Home Screen icon and the highlight color in the app change together. iOS shows a short message to confirm the icon change.

No. Digital Armory is a private record-keeping tool. It doesn’t sell, transfer or advertise firearms, ammunition or accessories.