A notebook for people who load their own
AmmoLoader keeps the records of a reloading bench: what you bought, what you loaded, what each round cost and how it shot.
What it's for
Reloaders end up with a lot of numbers spread across notebooks, spreadsheets and the backs of boxes. AmmoLoader puts them in one place. It tracks your components oldest purchase first, works out what each batch really cost with shipping and hazmat fees counted, and measures your groups on range day against each other and against factory ammunition. It works on a phone at the range without a signal.
What it isn't
AmmoLoader isn't a source of load data and doesn't recommend charge weights. It records the loads you build from published data. It also doesn't sell anything: we don't sell ammunition, components or firearms.
Who makes it
AmmoLoader is owned and run by AmmoLoader.com LLC, an Idaho limited liability company. It's in open beta, so you can expect it to keep changing. If something's wrong or missing, tell us.
How it makes money
During the open beta, every feature is free. Paid plans come later. AmmoLoader also earns commissions when people buy through its store links. Our affiliate disclosure explains how that works and what it doesn't change.
Where prices come from
Signed-in members see store prices beside their recipes and inventory in the app, per grain and per piece. It's still new and we're still adding stores. Each price shows the date it was last seen, so always confirm it at the store before buying. Some of these prices come from public store listings that we collect ourselves, and they're shown without the store's name or a link.
Learn more
Our guides explain the numbers behind reloading, from cost per round to measuring a group.