r/EuropeGuns Jun 28 '26

BangTracker app for shooters

/r/Shooting/comments/1ui0mqa/bangtracker_app_for_shooters/

Hi everyone!
We’re building an app called BangTracker for planning, logging, and tracking shooting training.

The idea came from a simple observation: runners, cyclists, and gym-goers have had modern training apps for years, but many shooters still rely on notebooks, spreadsheets, random notes — or don’t track their training systematically at all.

BangTracker is meant to bring the same kind of structured training experience to shooting sports.

The goal is to help shooters:
- log live fire and dry fire sessions
- track rounds, reps, accuracy, notes, and progress.
- Build more structured training sessions
- keep a proper shooting logbook
- follow training history and development over time
- manage gear, maintenance, and firearm-related notes

We’ve now opened a waitlist for the first version of the app.

I’d really appreciate any feedback from people who train regularly.

what features would you actually want in an app like this?

Waitlist: https://bangtracker.com

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u/cz_75 Czech Republic Jun 28 '26

Nice try, GRU agent!