Values
A range, and why.
Describe the firearm. AI returns a value range and the reasoning: condition, configuration, and how that corner of the market has been behaving. Not a blank field. Not a single magic number. Not a certified appraisal.
Collectors · Enthusiasts · Preppers · Hobbyists
One desk for your guns, your ammo, and the market.
Sample screens on a phone. The collection updates when you log an item below. Not your data.
Armory Desk is the private app for people who take firearms seriously. Keep the inventory. Watch industry news and prices. Get a straight read on what to buy, what to sell, and what it is worth — without handing a company a list of what you own.
Installs on your phone from armorydesk.app. Added from the browser. Not the App Store. Not Google Play.
The whole desk
A catalog, a newsroom, and a value check. One app.
Most gun apps stop at a list. You still hunt forums for news, another site for prices, and a spreadsheet for powder and primers. Armory Desk is the desk those tabs were standing in for.
01
Private inventory
Log the safe and the bench. Only the details you care about. The list is yours, on your device.
02
News and trends
A pulse on the gun industry for people who buy ammunition and follow prices — not a generic feed.
03
Buy and sell advice
When a caliber softens or a category firms up, you see it against what you already own.
04
AI value reads
Describe a firearm. Get a range and why it landed there. Not a single made-up price.
Easy to keep current
Logging is a short form, not a project.
- 1
Choose the shelf
Firearm, ammunition, accessory, or reloading. Powder, primers, brass, and projectiles belong here, not in a second notebook.
- 2
Name it the way you talk
Add a quantity if it matters. Skip anything you don't want written down, including a serial number.
- 3
It's on the desk
The Collection phone above updates immediately. In the app, the same act writes only to your device.
4 sample items in this browser tab. Refresh and the sample resets. Nothing is stored on a server.
Private by design
Your collection is not a profile we can open.
A lot of gun apps sync serial numbers to a company account so the list opens on a second phone. That account is a roster of who owns what. It can be breached, sold, or asked for. Armory Desk takes the other road.
No cloud roster
What you enter stays on your device. We don't keep a copy of your firearms, ammunition, or gear.
No identity attached
We can't tell anyone which guns are yours, because the ownership list never arrives here.
You choose the detail
Log a firearm without a serial number. Write down only what you want. Skip the rest.
Protect the device. We cannot restore a list we never received. Phone backups run by Apple or Google are your settings, not an Armory Desk account.
Why it isn't another catalog
The other apps stop at a list. This one keeps a pulse.
Cloud catalogs and local vaults are fine at storing what you typed. They don't watch the industry, they don't help you decide to buy or sell, and the cloud ones hold a database of your guns. Armory Desk is built around those three gaps — and it uses current AI for the two jobs a spreadsheet can't do.
The brief
News, cut to a decision.
Industry reporting gets reduced to a short brief. What's moving. What's tight in ammunition and components. Whether that leans toward buying, holding, or selling. You still make the call.
What it covers
Usual appsA gun list. Ammo, optics, and the reloading shelf live somewhere else, if anywhere.
Armory DeskFirearms, ammunition, accessories, and reloading supplies on one desk.
Industry pulse
Usual appsA separate news site, a forum, and a group chat.
Armory DeskTrends and news in the same place as the inventory, written for someone who owns the gear.
Buy or sell
Usual appsYou leave the app and stitch together opinions.
Armory DeskAdvice next to what you already have, so a trend isn't abstract.
What a gun is worth
Usual appsA blank field you fill in, or a tab you open and forget.
Armory DeskAn AI value range with the reasoning attached. You still make the call.
Who holds the list
Usual appsA company cloud, tied to an account that can identify what you own.
Armory DeskYour device. We don't keep a copy, so we can't identify your guns to anyone.
Personal collection tool. Not a dealer bound book, not a gun store, not a law firm.
Who it's for
One tool, four kinds of owner.
Collectors
Condition, configuration, and a value read before you trade or insure a piece.
Enthusiasts
The safe and the range bag, counted, without a second app for the news.
Preppers
Ammo depth and components you can actually see — not a guess in a closet.
Hobbyists
The reloading bench logged beside the guns it feeds. Powder, primers, brass, projectiles.
One plan. The whole desk.
$59
per year, or $6 a month. Every feature. No tier that hides the inventory behind the news.
After you pay, install it on your phone at armorydesk.app. It is a progressive web app. Receipts come from Freedom Zone.
Payment runs through the Freedom Zone Stripe account. The button opens the paywall. It does not charge a card until that account is connected.
Questions
Does Armory Desk sell guns or ammunition?
No. It is software. A private desk for your own collection, plus a read on the market around it. Buying or selling a firearm still happens under the laws where you live, through the channels those laws require.
Where does my inventory live?
On your device. Armory Desk is built so we never receive the list. There is no cloud account of your firearms that we, or anyone using our systems, can open and tie to you.
What if I lose my phone?
We cannot restore a list we never had. That is the trade for keeping ownership off a company server. Protect the device, and keep any backup you want in your own hands.
Is the AI value an appraisal?
No. It is a reasoned range from the description you give and the way that part of the market has been behaving. It is not a certified appraisal, a dealer offer, or legal advice. You decide what to pay or accept.
Where do I download it?
On your phone, from armorydesk.app. After you pay, you install it from the browser and add it to your home screen. It is a progressive web app. It is not in the App Store or on Google Play.
Is this a dealer bound book?
No. Armory Desk is for a personal collection — collectors, enthusiasts, preppers, and hobbyists. It is not an FFL acquisition and disposition book.