Android Launched

A few months ago I posted here about an app I built called RangeReady - a simple way to log ammo, firearm round count, practice, and maintenance.
A bunch of you asked for an Android version, so… I built it. RangeReady is now available on the Play Store 🎉

Who is RangeReady for?

If you go to the range regularly, there’s a good chance you’re using a spreadsheet (or notes app, or just memory) to track round count so you don’t miss maintenance - things like recoil spring changes every ~2,500–5,000 rounds.

If you want a more efficient and pleasant way to do that, RangeReady is built exactly for this use case.

Small PSA: if you’re not tracking round count at all, it’s worth starting. Maintenance tends to matter most at the worst possible time.

How it works

• Add the ammo you have and the firearms you use

• Log your range sessions (you can add multiple firearms and multiple ammo types per session)

• Ammo inventory and firearm round counts update automatically

• Reaching a round count (or time interval) triggers maintenance reminders

That’s it - no overcomplication.

Still privacy-first

Just like on iOS, the Android version: requires no account, stores data locally by default, offers optional cloud sync if you subscribe (off by default).

Android status & feedback

The Android version is intentionally a bit trimmed compared to iOS. No planned practice or drill library yet. Only standard maintenance schedules for now (custom schedules are coming). This was on purpose - I want to see what people actually miss and ask for, rather than guessing what features should matter.

I’m very open to feedback and feature requests. I briefly spun up a Discord for beta testing but didn’t really need it - still happy to invite anyone who wants to share feedback. Just comment and I’ll DM you a link.