Settings & Units

App-wide preferences live in the drawer, under My Profile, Data & Sync > Profile. Every change applies immediately.

Your Profile

• Your name: a display name for the app to greet you with.

Appearance

• Light/dark theme: toggled from the header control.
• Compact view: smaller text and controls, fitting more on screen.

Language & numbers

• Language: follow the device language or pick one explicitly. The app currently ships English only, so this is a seat for the translations to come.
• Decimal separator: how decimals are shown and entered: Auto (follow the device), 1.5 or 1,5.

Account

The sign-in form sits at the foot of this screen, under Sign In: Pro Features. An account is optional: it is only needed for cloud backup and sync, or to use the web version. See Backup, Sync & Account.

Units

Units are set per profile, not on the Profile screen above: open a profile from Profiles in the drawer and expand its Units section. A new profile starts from the units of the last one you set, so you normally choose them once.

Set each measurement family independently:

• Distance (m / yd), Length (mm / in), Mass (g / gr), Velocity (m/s / fps), Wind (m/s, km/h, mph, knots), Temperature (°C / °F).
• Adjustment Display: how corrections read: MOA, mrad, linear (cm/inches) or turret clicks (clicks need a click size on the profile’s scope).
• Wind Direction: how wind bearing is displayed (e.g. clock face or degrees).
• Wind input: whether wind is entered as a bracket (a low and a high estimate, corrections read as a band) or as a single speed (one value, one correction). It drives both the Wind Input widget and the Wind Drift readout, and is also reachable from that widget’s gear.

Many widgets also let you cycle their own unit from the unit tag in their header without changing the global setting. Profiles can carry per-profile unit preferences; see Profiles.

Requests and reports

Contact us (drawer → Help & Feedback) carries the Requests and reports forms: ask for a projectile or a scope to be added to the catalogue, suggest a feature, or report a problem. No account is needed, and a problem report can attach diagnostics.

Release notes

The app version in the drawer footer opens Release Notes: the version history of what’s changed.