Turn Every Range Session Into Useful Shooting Data.
Vaultynex helps shooters log range trips, track ammo, save target photos, measure group sizes, record firearm setups, and remember what actually worked.
Log visits, firearms used, ammo, rounds fired, and performance notes.
Track ammo inventory, rounds fired, and cost per round.
The shot is only part of the story. Vaultynex helps you remember the whole session.
A good range trip gives you more than holes in paper. It tells you which firearm, ammo, optic, distance, and setup produced the best result. Vaultynex helps keep those details connected.
You remember that one ammo brand grouped well โ but not the exact setup.
Paper notes get lost. Spreadsheets get annoying. Memory is unreliable. Vaultynex gives you a simple place to record the details that matter.
Memory fades fast
After a few range trips, it gets hard to remember which firearm, ammo, optic, distance, and conditions produced your best results.
Photos get lost
Target photos sitting in your phone gallery are not useful if they are not connected to the range session that produced them.
Progress is hard to see
Without a history of sessions, group sizes, ammo, and setups, you are guessing instead of improving based on real data.
Vaultynex connects the details that matter before, during, and after you shoot.
Range Session Logs
Log each range visit with the range, firearm, ammo, rounds fired, notes, and session details.
Group Size Tracking
Record group sizes so you can compare accuracy over time and see which setup performs best.
Target Photos
Attach target photos to the session so your results are not buried in your phone gallery.
Optics and Setup Notes
Keep optic, firearm, ammo, and setup details connected to your real shooting results.
Ammo Usage
Track ammo types, quantities, rounds fired, and cost per round without relying on a spreadsheet.
Firearm History
Keep range use, cleaning, and maintenance notes connected to each firearm.
Build a shooting history that actually helps you improve.
Vaultynex makes it easier to look back and answer what changed: ammo, firearm, optic, distance, group size, round count, notes, and target photos.
- Track best groups over time
- Compare firearm, ammo, and optic performance
- Monitor rounds fired and cleaning history
- Review previous sessions before your next trip
Group Size Over Time
Your shooting records should be easy to update, easy to review, and useful when you need them.
Private Records
Keep your firearms, range sessions, ammo, and shooting notes organized for your own records.
Backup and Review
Build a useful shooting history you can review before future range sessions.
Printable Reports
Keep cleaner records for firearm setups, ammo use, target results, and session notes.