Every game counts.
So keep them all.
A stat tracker for the parent in the bleachers. Log the game on the drive home, and watch a season turn into a record your kid can keep — through every team change, every year.
Built for one season, and the next one after that.
Log a game in a minute
Tap in plate appearances, hits, RBI and stolen bases. At-bats, average, on-base and slugging work themselves out — scored the way the rulebook scores them, sacrifices and all.
She changed teams. Her stats didn't.
Thunder one spring, Rockets the next. Each season keeps its own team, number and position, and her career stays in one place.
More than one kid
Add every player on one account and switch between them in a tap. Their seasons, photos and stats stay completely separate.
Cards the grandparents will actually open
Turn a season into a stat card, a collectible trading card or a milestone card, and send it straight from your phone.
A printable season report
One page with the full line, every game, and the milestones she hit. Print it or save it as a PDF for the scrapbook.
Works at the field
Ballparks have terrible signal. Log the game anyway — it saves on your phone and syncs the moment you have bars again.
It's your kid's data. It stays that way.
This app was built by a parent for his own daughter, and it holds the kind of thing a parent is careful with — her name, her photo, her season. So the rules are simple, and they're not going to change quietly.
- No ads, ever — and no ad networks in the app.
- No analytics or tracking SDKs. Nobody is watching how you use it.
- Your data is never sold, rented or shared with anyone.
- Delete a player, or your whole account, from inside the app — photos included.
The full detail is in the privacy policy, written in plain English rather than boilerplate.