A complete record per firearm
Photos, specifications, optional serial-number fields, private notes, review status, sessions, and service.
Version 1.4 · Available now
Your private armory. Ready at a glance.
Know what is ready—before you need it.
Keep profiles, photos, round counts, range sessions, service history, and readiness connected to the correct firearm. Then share motivation without sharing the records behind it.
No account requiredRecords stored on deviceLocal challenge progressUser-controlled backups
Private records. Shareable motivation. Challenge invitations contain the rules—not identity, firearms, photos, notes, location, or history.
Read the release notes →New · One More Challenge
Challenge your range crew—not your privacy.
Set a goal, share the rules, and track progress independently on each iPhone. No account, cloud service, public leaderboard, or shared firearm database.
Four ways to build the habit
Practice. Maintain. Review. Improve.
- Practice Together: log a chosen number of range sessions.
- Clean & Ready: complete cleaning or lubrication logs.
- Inventory Ready: finish complete, reviewed firearm profiles.
- Beat the Score: record a manual target score at or above the goal.
Invite with a polished image, QR code, app link, or manual code. Each person’s progress remains private and local on their own iPhone.
One ownership routine
Inventory, practice, and service—connected.
Open the app and see what you own, what you used, and what needs attention next.
Count, review, remember
Log rounds manually or review microphone-based impulse estimates, then create a privacy-safe recap card.
See what needs attention
Use round intervals, dates, local reminders, readiness, and service history for cleaning and lubrication.
Built for responsible recordkeeping
A private ownership tool—not a marketplace.
One More Gun does not sell firearms, ammunition, or accessories; facilitate transfers or public listings; or provide legal, tactical, safety-certification, or gunsmithing instruction.
- Records are stored on your device. Exporting, sharing, or consenting to the optional Assistant can send selected information outside the app.
- Challenge invitations share rules only, never your armory or progress.
- Recap controls let you choose whether to include a firearm name, date, or score.
- Audio round detection is an estimate you review before saving.
Free to start
One complete profile free. Your whole collection with one payment.
All current recordkeeping features are included with either option. Unlimited removes the firearm-profile limit.
Free
$0
One complete firearm profile, free. Keep photos, range sessions, rounds, maintenance history, goals, challenges, and backups together.
Unlimited
One payment
Unlimited firearm profiles with one payment. One-time purchase. No renewal.
See the price in your local currency in the app before purchase.
Start free on iPhonePurchases are handled by Apple. Regional pricing and availability may vary. Restore Purchases is available in Settings.
Already have a monthly or yearly subscription?
Your existing subscription still provides unlimited profiles while active and can be restored. It renews until canceled in Apple Account settings; canceling renewal keeps access until the paid period ends. A one-time Unlimited purchase does not automatically cancel a subscription.
Before you download
Good questions, answered.
What is included free?
One complete firearm profile, free. All current recordkeeping features are included, including photos, range sessions, maintenance, progress, challenges, sharing, and backups. Unlimited adds as many firearm profiles as you need with one payment.
Does a Challenge reveal my firearm records?
No. The invitation contains only a random identifier and the challenge rules. Each participant’s records and progress stay local.
Does One More Gun sell firearms?
No. It is a private recordkeeping utility and does not support sales, transfers, or public listings.
Is microphone round counting exact?
No. The app provides an estimate that you review and correct before saving.
Free recordkeeping guides
Build a record you can actually use.
Practical, safety-conscious checklists for inventory details, range sessions, and maintenance history.
INV
Firearm inventory checklist
Record identity, ownership, photos, service history, and private supporting documents.
Open the inventory guide →LOG
Range session log template
Keep rounds, conditions, scores, and follow-up tied to the correct firearm.
Open the range-log guide →MNT
Maintenance log checklist
Document cleaning, lubrication, inspection, parts, and professional service.
Open the maintenance guide →Ready when you are
Put the first complete record in one place.
Download One More Gun and start free with one firearm.