About us
We put trajectories in your pocket, not unsolicited life advice. Usually.
TRIGR stands for Trajectory Range Impact Geometry Resolver, which sounds like we let an engineer name the company after three espressos. It is accurate, though: we care about where the bullet goes, why it went there, and how obnoxious the wind is being today.
Where TRIGR lives
Rangework stays on the phone you bring to the bay. The website is marketing, account, and billing. That split is intentional.
Where the work happens
Native iPhone and iPad. Sign in with Apple. Kit lives on device, including when the bay has no Wi-Fi. Zeroing, Learn, and Setups are free. Pro adds Locker, calculator, DOPE, training, and cloud sync. Elite is Pro plus the ballistics assistant, round count, and extra rifle drills. Compete is in testing with selected shooters: join on any plan, create matches on Elite.
The boring annex
Marketing, account, billing, and staff tools. No shot timer in Safari. If you came here looking for a range computer in a browser, the App Store is that way.
The short version
One builder. One clear audience. A short list of things we will not fake.
Who built this
TRIGR is built by Justin St. Germain (Creative Lid). One person, a panda mascot, and a stubborn belief that click math should not live on a napkin.
Who it is for
People who already shoot, already own an optic with clicks, and are tired of keeping DOPE in three places that disagree. If you want a social network for groups, a coaching marketplace, or a laser that pretends to be physics, this is the wrong panda.
How we show up
Competent first. Slightly sarcastic when it helps. Allergic to fake hype. Safety and the numbers get a straight face; the copy gets one joke, not a stand-up set.
Questions go through Contact.
What we are not pretending to be
Three hard boundaries. If you need one of these, buy the real thing instead of hoping an app covers it.
Not your range officer
We are not a replacement for range safety officers, coaches, or common sense. If you need a sign to not point firearms at things you like, we cannot help you.
Not legal advice
Not legal advice, armor-piercing tax guidance, or a waiver for doing something ill-advised on state land.
Not magic physics
Models simplify reality. Confirm impacts on paper or steel before you trust a phone optimism tour.
Ballistics content is often dusty-academic or bro-marketing. We picked a third lane: competent, slightly sarcastic, allergic to fake hype. If a joke lands badly, blame the copywriter. If the numbers look wrong, check your inputs before you blame the panda, then tell us, because that one is actually on us.
