Have a go on all three
Everything below runs. The screens are the real software with the names changed, and the pitch pad is the real pitch table rather than a picture of it.
See it the way they will
The same app looks completely different depending on who opens it, and that difference is most of what a club director is buying.
Her home screen
What is next, what she owes her coach, and where she sits on the board. No feed, no noise — a fourteen-year-old opens this between classes.
The family home screen
Their athlete's week, what is outstanding, and what the club has asked of them. One screen for a parent who has ninety seconds in a car park.
The coach's home
Not a feed. The next fixture and the handful of things that actually need you — three unanswered, eight overdue, work waiting to be marked. Tap any of it.
Tap through a camp morning
Two hundred athletes who have never met, nine stations, and one morning to get all of them to the right grass.
Everyone's own day
Her own stations, her own times, the field each one is on. Not the camp's nine-column grid — nobody reads one of those on a phone at 7am, so nobody is given one.
Call a pitch. Watch it land on the wrist.
The real pitch table, the real nine spots, the real signal numbers. Try a change-up and see what happens to the grid.
THIS AT-BAT · 11 PITCHES
Fastup and inswinging strike
PITCH
Tap a pitch.
LOCATION
ⓘ OUT-OF-ZONE OPTIONS
Our wrist unit, programmed by the app over Bluetooth and bought separately. The signal is number – spot, so the wrist and the catcher’s hand signs say the same thing. The phone alone runs the game without it.
Called this inning
Liked it?
30 days on your own roster, no card. We set your instance up with your crest, your colours and your coaches already in it.