Every IPSC match director has the same Sunday evening: the cars are loaded, the targets are stored, the brass is swept up — and now the real work begins. Results to enter into Practiscore, spreadsheets to reconcile, PDFs to email, RO points to add up by hand, the federation submission to type out one more time.
After yet another such weekend, the question stopped being academic: why is it 2026 and we're still doing this? The tools we use are either commercial, American, single-purpose, or all three. None of them know what a Sanktionierungsantrag is. None of them give a shooter their own profile across matches. None of them treat the Range Officer as anything more than a name on a piece of paper.
DynaSuite started as one HTML file — a stage designer that ran offline on a designer's laptop, because that was the immediate pain. Then the scoring problem became obvious. Then the registration problem. Then the RO problem. Five modules later, it's the system we've been waiting for.
It is being built openly, deliberately, and in public. The first sanctioned pilot match runs in October 2026 in Germany. Everything you see on this website is part of what's shipping for that match.