PractiScore Competitor for Android

Great app! Breaks down your performance making comparative analysis so much easier. Emailed a suggestion to Eugene and got an answer back in less than an hour. That’s awesome service! Buy this…way worth $10!

I wish there was a way to filter out class scores so instead of seeing everyone in carry optic for a match I can also see specific classes such as A or B or GM. That way I could only see the scores relevant to me instead of having to count how many and what place they were in to figure out how I finished.

Sure, you could wait until you get home and then email screenshots to your friends showing them how badly they did compared to you, but why? Spend a few bucks and you can show them as soon as the scores get uploaded! Not only does it show the raw scores, you can compare shooters directly. “See how much faster I shot this stage compared to you?” You can also compare your score to the local hot dog to see where he’s beating you. You can’t fix what you can’t measure. Having that displayed in a graphical form makes it easier to understand. Spend a few bucks so you can see your scores easily and feel good knowing those dollars go towards paying the guy who built the free app that makes practical shooting scoring happen at all.

I am not sure why I paid $10 for this app, it is no more useful than the results published for free in Practiscore. I expected a user friendly menu to navigate and produce graphics for analysis....not the case. Don’t waste your money with this.

Initially I wasn’t too sure about the app because I didn’t spend the time understanding the UI. Once I figured it out, how to analyze my scores and compare side by side with the top shooters, how to analyze my classifieds, it suddenly became my go-to tool after every match. I have recently derived the equations myself to calculate how much time I can spend on getting A vs. C based on the HF of a stage, only to realize that the actual numbers are already displayed in this app. Very happy that the math is already there and that I can look it up quickly. There are some minor bugs, but the author is updating the app, so it’s a matter of cleaning it up. Recently, the classifier analysis is backwards, with some crazy HF for lower classes. Sometimes, the shooters all show with 100%, likely a refresh issue with connectivity. Oh, well. Still, the data in the app is as useful for match analysis as a timer is to improving transitions. (I shoot USPSA and am a certified RO. Also have a PhD in computer science, in machine learning.)