USPSA match history for iPhone

The match is over. The review starts here.

GM Path finds your results from watched clubs and saves the full match on your iPhone. Then it plots classification progress, pace, accuracy, and rank across your matches.

  • Runs on iPhone
  • Finds matches from watched clubs
  • Stores complete match data
  • Shows match and stage trends
GM Path pace and accuracy graphs in the iOS app
Running iOS appReal chart screens

One result shows what happened.

A trend shows what to train.

What the app does

One place for the work after a match.

GM Path stores each result with its stage data on your iPhone. The analysis stays tied to those records, so you can check where each number came from.

01Find

Find your matches.

Choose the clubs you shoot with. GM Path checks those clubs for your results, so you do not paste PractiScore links.

02Keep

Keep the full result.

GM Path stores the match and its stage data on your iPhone. The source record stays with the analysis.

03Review

Review the loss.

See points retained, penalty cost, scoring pace, and the stage that had the largest effect on your finish.

04Practice

Choose the next drill.

Use the weakest stage and the measured gap to decide what belongs in the next practice session.

Your performance, plotted

Graphs that turn a score into a decision.

These captures come from the running iOS app. Each graph stays tied to the match and stage records behind it.

GM Path Home screen showing classifier progress over time against USPSA class bands

Classifier progress

See your classifier path.

Track each classifier result against class bands. GM Path keeps the official USPSA classification separate from the app trend.
GM Path Home screen showing pace versus accuracy for recent stages

Pace × accuracy

Balance speed and points.

Each dot compares stage pace with points retained. Tap a dot to inspect the stage behind it.
GM Path Home screen showing division rank, overall rank, points accuracy, and pace trends

Match trends

Check whether the trend holds.

Rank, points accuracy, and pace trends show movement across recent matches, not one isolated result.

Why we are building it

A score should change what you practice.

If GM Path cannot point to a match, stage, or calculation, it should not make the recommendation.

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