Pnut

No. It records apogee, Max velocity, and temperature.

Here is a sample of the data from one of my recent flights that used a Pnut. I believe it records and stores 31 flights before overwriting the oldest data.

PerfectFlite Pnut
Firmware: 1.0
Software: 1.1
Serial Number: 2052
Apogee: 1503' AGL
Ground Elevation: 738' MSL
NumSamps: 1824
Flight Number: 29
Comments:

Data: (Time, Altitude, Velocity, Temperature (F), Voltage)
0.00, 1, 0, 80.29, 3.83
0.05, 0, -7, 80.29, 3.83
0.10, 1, 3, 80.29, 3.83
0.15, 1, 0, 80.29, 3.83
0.20, 1, 3, 80.29, 3.83
0.25, 1, 6, 80.29, 3.83
0.30, 1, 10, 80.29, 3.83
0.35, 2, 16, 80.29, 3.83
0.40, 3, 23, 80.28, 3.83

Jumping ahead to apogee

10.00, 1499, 6, 80.19, 3.81
10.05, 1499, 3, 80.19, 3.81
10.10, 1500, -2, 80.19, 3.81
10.15, 1500, -7, 80.19, 3.81
10.20, 1500, -13, 80.19, 3.81
10.25, 1499, -12, 80.19, 3.81
10.30, 1500, -10, 80.19, 3.81
10.35, 1499, -8, 80.19, 3.81
10.40, 1499, -6, 80.19, 3.81
10.45, 1500, -7, 80.19, 3.81
10.50, 1499, -8, 80.19, 3.81
10.55, 1499, -9, 80.19, 3.81
10.60, 1497, -9, 80.17, 3.81
10.65, 1496, -10, 80.19, 3.81

It gives you the same data as a stratologger and uses the same cable and software. Think of it as a stratologger without outputs for deployment.

Specs:

https://www.perfectflite.com/pnut.html