I built Atlas Ballistics because, as a long-range shooter myself, I kept running into the same problem: most ballistics apps were powerful, but they were frustrating to actually use at the range. I wanted something that kept the serious ballistics math, without the clutter, confusing menus, or feeling like you needed to study the app before you could trust it. That started with a better firing solution and grew into a much bigger toolkit. Atlas can pull in current conditions, show your hold directly on your actual scope reticle, build range and stage cards, range targets from a map, analyze groups, log shots, true your rifle, and much more. A lot of Atlas has been shaped by actual range days and feedback from hunters, PRS shooters, and long-range shooters. We’re still building quickly, and that feedback continues to drive what comes next. If you shoot, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think—especially what you use today, what frustrates you about it, and what Atlas would need to become your go-to ballistics app.

Atlas Ballistics

The ballistics calculator for better data and better shots.

The ballistics calculator for better data and better shots.