Android app for ammo inventory

[Skip_Dog]

Sweet. .cvs file is great.

[jettech1599]

The app lets you create CSV files for backup.

Or if you trust Google, you can let Google store app data on their cloud (for all apps, not just this one)

Thank you for letting us try it. I will look forward to trying it.
Don't want the data on your phone?
Use a tablet.
What a great idea to stay organised.
My phone is encrypted not worried about prying eyes.

Thanks again I will leave feedback for you once I can begin using it.


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[Tehjosheh]

thank you for your work on this!

[billped]

Nice work and much appreciated.

You should summarize the data security attributes both here and in your app so we can check without asking you. I would personally suggest you not retain logs of who downloaded the app.

Keep in mind that some will find any automation bothersome, so perhaps list, "Faraday cage compliant!" as an included feature. :-)

[baekacaek]

Nice work and much appreciated.

You should summarize the data security attributes both here and in your app so we can check without asking you. I would personally suggest you not retain logs of who downloaded the app.

Keep in mind that some will find any automation bothersome, so perhaps list, "Faraday cage compliant!" as an included feature. :-)

Good suggestion. I originally didnt feel the need to include that since the app doesn't require internet permission, and from that people would know it doesn't store anything on the cloud. But it doesn't hurt to explicitly mention that instead of expecting users to deduce that from app's permissions.

[Rickrock1]

Thank you for letting us try it. I will look forward to trying it.
Don't want the data on your phone?
Use a tablet.
What a great idea to stay organised.
My phone is encrypted not worried about prying eyes.

Thanks again I will leave feedback for you once I can begin using it.


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Yeh right ^^^

[jhansman]

I'd check it out, but I don't have any ammo....

[jettech1599]

Yeh right ^^^

Why? You know how to break 256bit encryption?
If you really are that paranoid you should stop posting online about how paranoid you are.
Makes you seem like you are up to something.




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[Jimmy's]

Manage your ammo inventory huh! Okay!

[63j300]

If you keep track you might think you have enough. If you don't you keep buying more. I will not keep track

[FF90]

A barcode reader feature , to scan the boxes would be fantastic

[chuck1056]

Ammo tracking app

Import from csv would be great for those that may be keeping track of their purchases in Excel.

[DGoodale]

Hey fellow CalGunners

I just uploaded an Android app that I wrote that might be of interest for all gun owners. It's called "Gun Ammo Inventory"


EDIT:
Edited to mention that all data is stored locally on the phone. The app does not have internet access, so nothing gets stored on the cloud. If you want some sort of backup in case your phone is lost in tragic boating accidents, the app has a "export to CSV" feature.

So other apps or processes that access storage are they able to see this or read this data? Can you encrypt or protect this data? Something like a Keepass for ammo?

[kmas]

Sounds Slow

Anyone tried using a technology called "pen & paper" ?

Paper ... or even an Excel spreadsheet, regularly maintained, seems faster.

[Cortelli]

Downloaded and set up the app. I'll leave feedback after I've used it a bit.

Thanks for your efforts!

EDIT to add: I like how you can upload your own images for firearms and ammo - makes sorting among different types much easier (particularly ammo)!