Range Master / public examples

Understand the first-pass footprint before the project gets deeper.

Range Master puts a preliminary outdoor range planning overlay on a live map. These examples show the public product without publishing the code or safety logic behind it.

iPhone and iPad · Data Not Collected · Free download

Range Master planning screen on an iPhone

Three public views

Built for early understanding.

The app helps a user place the first planning information on a map, compare a range layout, and keep a preliminary record together. Final project work may require verified property information, accepted standards, terrain review, and a qualified reviewer.

Range Master preliminary plan example 01

Start with the map

Place the range context on a live map and see the preliminary direction and footprint together.

Range Master range layout example 02

Compare the layout

Keep firing points, target direction, and the early range picture in one planning view.

Range Master record example 03

Keep the first record

Save a preliminary range record so the next project conversation starts with something visible.

The boundary matters

A planning aid is not a final range map.

Range Master does not provide a boundary survey, site-specific risk assessment, permit approval, certified SDZ, containment certification, or final safety determination. See how project mapping differs.

Available for iPhone and iPad

Try the first-pass planning view.

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