The log that
survives the season.
Three dogs, forty weekends, two organizations. Scores, judges, faults, and the note you wrote at the gate. All still in one place when you go looking for them.
Opening soon. AKC, USDAA, UKI, NADAC, and CPE agility.
Built for the ring
What it keeps track of
The run itself
Q or NQ, time, faults, placement, judge, and what you'd do differently. Enter it at the gate or after you've loaded the car.
What keeps happening
Fifty runs in, the pattern shows up: the class you keep dropping, the judge whose courses never suit her, the Sundays that don't go like the Saturdays.
Every dog you run
Each dog keeps its own record: its own levels, its own history, its own Q rate. Compare them when that's useful and leave them separate when it isn't.
The weekend you didn't log
Drop in the trial scoresheet as a PDF and CPT fills the runs in. Check the ones it flags. It won't guess quietly.
Video, course maps, and photos
Attach them to the run they belong to. Reviewing a weekend shouldn't mean scrolling back through a year of camera roll to find the one where she pulled off the weaves.
Toward the title
The arithmetic you do in the car
Twenty Double Qs and 750 speed points, and you're never quite sure which one you're short on. CPT counts both from the runs you've already entered, and keeps them apart, because they don't finish together. The Sunday your Standard fell apart still earned speed points on the Jumpers run.
It counts what you've logged, not what AKC has on file. Miss a weekend and the number comes up short, so CPT tells you which runs it couldn't count and why, rather than quietly rounding up.
Your runs account for 1 MACH.
Cumulative rather than per-title, so surplus carries into the next one.
A 20" Masters Standard run only ever gets compared to another one.
How it works
Set up before your next trial.
Add your dogs
Each dog with their breed, registered name, and the org numbers you can never find when you need them.
Log your runs
Ringside, on your phone, with no signal. It syncs on the drive home. Or drop in the scoresheet and let CPT do it.
See the patterns
One run tells you about one run. A season's worth tells you what to work on Tuesday night.
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Shaped by and for the community.
Features are community driven. Each one has come from the pain points of actual competitors. Help us make this app everything you need it to be.
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