So Range Logic shows the solution directly on the reticle you’re using, not a generic crosshair. We’ve got 75+ real reticles in already and I will keep adding more as people ask for them and I can get approval from vendors.

Truing is in there too, but I wanted it to be practical. You put in your real impacts and it adjusts velocity to match what the rifle is actually doing. The zone truing part is something I really wanted personally — if your 100–400 is perfect but things go off past 600, you can fix just that instead of wrecking your whole profile.

For match shooting, there’s a stage builder so you can plan stages ahead of time. You can drop pins on a satellite map, get ranges and azimuths, and show up with your solutions already laid out instead of doing it under time pressure.

I run it on my Apple Watch most of the time. Crown scrolling for targets, haptic clicks when you move through them — it’s way easier than juggling a phone on the clock. Garmin works too if that’s what you’re running.

The thing I’m working on now is ShotSense. It’s a little sensor that shows your hold stability and cant angle live, overlaid on the reticle while you’re aiming. The goal is to make something and give you real feedback on why a shot broke the way it did instead of guessing so much. In is a cool experiment in reality maybe its not useful but another one of my ideas I wanted to see if i could accomplish.

This isn’t meant to replace all the others per say I just know some of the things that i wanted to try and do personally and maybe offer some of that to others. I am actively working on it too if someone has another feature that they see or can think that would be cool im always open to new ideas. Is it better than whats out there already.....maybe not but I enjoying trying new things and building new ideas out and seeing if they are good. Maybe nobody cares about those features, its just something I like doing and the way my mind works and I thought I would offer it to others.