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An app that turns your rec baseball or softball game into something worth following — game to game, season to season. Keep score, and every player's stats build: box scores, averages, spray charts, records, careers.

Then comes the coverage: game stories good enough to read twice, postgame shows, and press conferences where your players answer real questions and get quoted. All of it runs on what actually happened — real stats, real quotes, storylines that carry week to week.

There are two modes, and it knows the difference.

Sandlot is for one big group that splits into new teams every time it plays. Your stats and win percentage follow you, whichever side you land on.

Team is for a real roster playing real opponents — team records, head-to-head history, a season. Pick one when you set up, and the coverage fits how you play.

League administration across multiple teams, including league-wide schedules and standings, is coming. You can already use Team mode for your own team.

No. It's a few taps a play, on buttons built to be hit from a dugout, and mistakes are easy to fix after the fact.

You also choose the depth: score every pitch, every at-bat, or just the runs — whichever matches your game and the detail you want to capture. More detail means deeper stats and richer coverage, and nothing breaks if you keep it simple.

You don’t have to record every play. In Team mode, score your own team’s at-bats and use quick score for the opponent’s runs, without recording each opponent’s at-bat. You can also hand scoring to another player during the game.

No one available that day? Add the final score after the game, along with comments about the big moments and anything worth remembering. The result becomes part of your team’s record, and those notes give future coverage context about your season. Adding a past game doesn’t generate a recap of that game or individual batting stats.

Tracking fielding is optional. Set who’s playing where each inning, credit fielders with outs, record errors and mark great plays as web gems. You can also leave fielding details out and still keep score.

For a team playing outside opponents, quick score lets you track the opponent’s runs without detailed play-by-play. When you do record fielding, those plays can feature in the coverage and Defensive Player of the Game recognition.

Everything is free right now — the scoring, the recaps, the postgame show, the press conference, the awards, the stats and the archive. No card to enter, no ads, nothing that charges on its own.

It’s Early Access. Groups are shaping the product with their real games.

Paid plans will come eventually. Pricing will be explained before you choose a paid plan. See the pricing page.

Whatever changes, your group's history is yours: every game scored and every recap written stays right there.

Yes. Coaches and parents run it — the roster, the scoring, and everything that gets shared stays in their hands.

Walk-up songs at the plate, awards after the game, and coverage the family can enjoy together. Youth coverage has extra safeguards, and postgame interview questions go to coaches rather than children.

Coaches and parents manage sharing. A shared game link can be opened by anyone who has it, so only pass it to people you want to share with. See the privacy policy for the youth safeguards and sharing details.

On the App Store or Google Play. Free to download. Open it, create an account, and you're in. If someone sent you an invite link or code, follow the instructions in the app to join or follow their group.

Everything your group shares — game pages, recaps, episodes — also opens in any browser, on any phone, no app needed.