FIRD Roadmap

What is shipping next for serious range data.

A working view of the features being refined, built, and considered for FIRD. Priorities may shift as beta feedback comes in, but the direction stays the same: accurate records, faster logging, and private on-device data.

How to read this

This roadmap is intentionally practical. It tracks product direction instead of fixed launch promises, because field-tested feedback is more useful than calendar theater. Beta volunteers help decide what moves up, what gets simplified, and what needs more polish before release.

Now

Beta focus

Range session logging

Active

Tightening the flow for logging firearms, ammunition, round counts, suppressors, and notes from a single session entry.

Parts wear tracking

Active

Improving replacement intervals, round-count propagation, and maintenance reminders for high-wear components.

Ammo pantry inventory

Active

Caliber-grouped inventory with transaction history, lot notes, and faster in/out adjustments.

Next

Near-term work

Data export

Beta

Portable exports for users who want their inventory, sessions, and maintenance records outside the app. Supported formats: .CSV & .JSON

Smarter maintenance alerts

Planned

More flexible alert thresholds for firearm parts, suppressor cleaning, and recurring upkeep tasks.

Aftermarket Parts/Quick Swap Uppers

Planned

Intutive workflows to allow for efficent swapping of Uppers and Lowers (as applicable) and instillation of aftermarket upgrades.

Later

Under consideration

Advanced diagnostics

Exploring

Trends and summaries that help users spot reliability patterns, recurring issues, and round-count-driven wear.

WatchOS Support

Exploring

Start range sessions, log malfunctions and use your Apple Watch as a bill drill timer.

Offline Sync to Desktop

Exploring

Plug in your iOS device and use the FIRD desktop app for organizational/enterprise tracking of range sessions and armory management.

Help shape the next build.

Beta feedback is the best way to move a feature from useful idea to polished workflow. If something on this page matters to how you track your gear, say so.

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