Best Ballistics App Today?

[benconfused]

@benconfused dont use any app "in the moment", 99% of the time just plug your enviros in in the morning to make a dope card and screenshot it, and use that for the screensaver photo on your phone.

Thanks for that feedback, great idea.

 

[Gila]

I use GeoBallistics on the IPhone because it supports WeatherFlow as well as Kestrel…

 

[Jordan Smith]

My current favourites are Ballistic: AE (only for iOS), AB Quantum, and GeoBallistics.

 

[benconfused]

My current favourites are Ballistic: AE (only for iOS), AB Quantum, and GeoBallistics.

What do you like about AE?

 

[Jordan Smith]

What do you like about AE?

It’s very intuitive and highly functional. The downside is that it’s not updated as often nor supported quite as well as some of the other options.

 

[Dave0317]

What do you like about AE?

I think a few years ago it was definitely the best. Not long ago, many of the apps didn’t have a simple way to true data, Ballistic AE does.

It also had the most useable HUD type screen a few years ago. It has charts like most programs do, but then you can also open a HUD mode where you have a quick scroll wheel for distance, wind speed and direction, and a pretty easy to access atmospherics tab on the side. Dope then gets displayed in large numbers. Pretty fast and probably second only to the Lock Screen dope chart method that some folks have mentioned here in recent years. You can also tailor all this to match mil or MOA down to hundredths, or have it round to nearest .1 mil or nearest .25 MOA, so you know exactly what to dial and don’t have to make rounding up or down decisions.

I think other apps do most of the same stuff now, but I haven’t had a reason to explore newer options. Applied Ballistics might be one I would look into to, but Ballistic AE will still get you some accurate data to go off, in a user friendly format.