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Game Day

Walk into the dugout ready.

Set a fair lineup, keep pitch counts honest, and give every hitter a plan. Everything here works on a phone in one hand.

Make my lineup Rec ball rotation
Before the game

Who plays where

Lineup Builder

A five-inning position chart with fair playing time. Handles pitching and catching limits, tiers, and extra hitters. Try it with a sample team first.

Build a lineup
Pod Rotation

For rec ball. Every kid gets a new spot each inning and nobody sits twice in a row.

Rotate my team
Insta Measure

Base and mound distances for your league, shown true-size on the grass.

Check the field
During the game

Arms, at-bats, and the zone

Pitch Tracker

Tap ball or strike. See the count and strike percent, with a heads-up near the daily pitch max.

Track pitches
Back Pocket Card

Every hitter answers one question before the game: where are you going to hit it? Print, laminate, carry.

Make the cards
AR Strike Zone

Size the zone to a hitter, then see it over the plate from the mound or behind it.

See the zone
When something happens

What to say in the moment

The moments nobody trains you for. Short reads with the exact words to use.

A player is crying on the benchName it, give it a minute, back in the game. A parent will not stop coaching from the standsWhat helps from the sideline, and what to say. Your own nerves are running the dugoutHow one coach learned to stay loose. After an error or a strikeoutAction words, not talent words. More real situationsScenario, your role, and exactly what to say.
Think the game

For the coach who likes the numbers

Skipper

Manage a full game. Every call is scored by run expectancy, so you can test your instincts.

Manage a game
Ten Times the Chances

At 9 and 10, reaching on an error is far more common than in the majors. What that means for your game plan.

Read the field note

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