Drop your Garmin Xero and BallisticX CSV exports onto Loadscope. It auto-imports velocity, SD, group size, mean radius, and more — straight into a structured load development workbook with built-in scoring. Find your node faster.
Loadscope turns your CSV exports into a structured load development workbook with composite scoring across SD, mean radius, and vertical dispersion. The suggested winner shows up at the top of the Load Log automatically.
Drop your range-trip CSVs onto the window. Loadscope figures out which ones are Garmin Xero (chronograph) and which are BallisticX (target groups), routes them automatically, and writes everything into your workbook. Excel opens with the data ready to read.
No more retyping shot velocities into Excel after every range trip. Loadscope does the data entry; you focus on finding the node.
Drop CSVs from Garmin Xero (chronograph) and BallisticX (target groups) onto the window or the Dock icon. Loadscope figures out which is which and routes them to the right place.
Every load gets a score combining SD, group size, and vertical dispersion. The suggested winner shows up at the top of your Load Log automatically.
Powder ladder, seating depth, confirmation groups, DOPE table, charts — all on one workbook with consistent labeling. Includes a one-page printable cheat sheet.
Use a simple label format (P1 45.5 H4350) on your CSVs and Loadscope routes everything correctly. Works with the test types you already run: powder ladder, seating depth, confirmation.
When a new version ships, click Install Update in the app — no manual re-downloading or drag-to-Applications. Your data stays untouched.
Loadscope writes to a regular Excel file on your Mac. No cloud, no account, no subscription. Workbooks are yours; uninstall whenever, your data stays.
Tested on Sonoma and Sequoia. About one minute from download to first import.
Click Download at the top of the page and paste the access code that was emailed to you. The Loadscope disk image (about 55 MB) will start downloading.
Double-click Loadscope.dmg in your Downloads folder. A window opens with the Loadscope icon and an Applications shortcut.
Drag Loadscope onto the Applications shortcut in the same window. Eject the disk image. Open Loadscope from your Applications folder. The Quick Start guide is also on the disk image.
If you don't see your question here, email support@loadscope.app.
Loadscope is in private beta. Email support@loadscope.app to request access. You'll receive a unique code that unlocks both the download and the app itself.
Range trip → CSV from your Xero, CSV from BallisticX → drop both onto Loadscope → workbook opens in Excel with all the velocity, SD, ES, group size, mean radius numbers filled in. You add notes, save, done.
Currently supports Garmin Xero (ShotView CSVs) and BallisticX. The architecture is pluggable — adding LabRadar, MagnetoSpeed, Athlon Rangecraft, etc. is straightforward. If you'd like one added, send a sample CSV to support@loadscope.app.
No. Loadscope writes to a regular .xlsx file on your Mac. No account, no sync, no telemetry. Your loads stay on your machine.
Yes. Loadscope is signed with a Developer ID Application certificate and notarized by Apple. macOS will open it without security warnings on the first launch — the same as any commercial Mac app.
Yes — runs natively on Intel Macs and via Rosetta 2 on M-series. Performance is fine; Loadscope is a small app.
Both ports are planned. Mac is the current focus; Windows is next on the roadmap. iOS is a longer-term project.
Paste the access code that was emailed to you to start the download.
Tell me who you are. I'll review and email your access code within 24 hours. Loadscope is in private beta with a small group of precision rifle shooters.