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Starting from a completely blank app: stock powder, primers, bullets, and brass as lots — with unit conversion, primer sizes, cartridge tags, and times-fired counts.
Five short videos covering the whole workflow, in order — from an empty app to range results you can trace back to the exact components they came from. The data shown is demonstration data only: VectorX never generates or recommends load data.
Starting from a completely blank app: stock powder, primers, bullets, and brass as lots — with unit conversion, primer sizes, cartridge tags, and times-fired counts.
Write a load recipe from the components on your shelf, record the published range from your manual, and cite the source — required before a recipe will save.
Load a batch against a recipe: lots resolve automatically, inventory adjusts itself, brass moves to a once-fired lot, and every box gets a scannable QR label.
Add your rifle, log a string shot by shot with live statistics, record distance and group size, and rate the load — results trace back to the exact rounds fired.
The workshop overview: live stock panels with hold-to-peek, themes, recent activity, and where accounts and cloud sync live.