Analytics

The problem this solves

A firearm collection generates a lot of small facts: rounds fired, money spent, malfunctions, cleanings, group sizes. On their own they are trivia. Together they answer questions owners actually have: which firearm is least reliable, how much shooting really costs per month, when a barrel is due, and whether practice is improving results. ArmoryAtlas Analytics turns the records you already keep into those answers.

What you get

• •Maintenance vs malfunctions correlation and MTBF style insights
• •Spend and depreciation curves by category and item
• •Barrel life projections from round counts and calibers
• •Accuracy and group size trends across sessions
• •Usage heatmaps over time

Reliability

Malfunctions logged in range sessions are correlated with the firearm, the ammunition lot, and the time since the last cleaning. The result is a rounds‑between‑failures figure per firearm and a clear view of whether a problem follows the gun or the ammo.

Spending and value

Purchases across firearms, ammunition, accessories, and components are charted by month and by category. Depreciation curves show how the collection’s value is moving, which matters for insurance coverage limits and for deciding what to sell.

Barrel life and usage

Round counts per barrel are projected against typical service life for the caliber, so a rebarrel can be planned instead of discovered. Usage heatmaps show which firearms actually get shot and which have not left the safe in a year.

Accuracy over time

Group sizes from AI Target Analysis and scores from range sessions are trended per firearm and per drill. Changes in optic, ammunition, or technique show up as visible steps in the chart.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to enter extra data to get analytics?

No. Analytics is built from the firearms, ammunition, range sessions, and maintenance records you already keep. The more sessions you log, the more useful the trends become.

Is analytics computed on my data in the clear?

Analytics runs on your device against decrypted data. The encrypted records on our servers are never processed for analytics.