MyLog - Baseball/Softball

MyLog - Baseball/Softball

Your development journal

1 ratings
1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 31, 2026
  • September 21, 2026

Features

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About

This app serves as a development journal for baseball and softball players, allowing them to log practice and game details, coach feedback, and personal goals. It helps athletes track their progress and understand their growth beyond just statistics.

✓Development journal for athletes
✓Log coach feedback and goals
✓Track progress beyond stats
✓Exercise tracking and analysis
✓Athlete Metrics Center
✓Customizable home widgets
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What's New in MyLog

3.6.2

September 21, 2026

MyLog now runs on iPad. Screens fit the bigger display in portrait and landscape, so players logging on a tablet get the full app. WORKOUTS, REBUILT - Find any exercise fast: search, your recent picks, and sections by muscle group, with your last sets shown right in the picker. - New exercise browser on every workout tab. Sort by heaviest lift, estimated 1-rep max, fastest time, or most recent, then jump straight to that exercise's chart. - Put your own custom exercises into muscle groups. - Total Sets replaces the lifetime volume number. It's a count you can actually use. BODY FEEL ON EVERY LOG - "How did your body feel?" is now on practice, skill work, and lesson logs, not just games. SHARPER STATS - A long list of stat and math fixes. Hit streaks now follow the MLB rule. Thanks for using MyLog. Questions or ideas: support@mylogapp.app PRIVACY AND REMINDERS - MyLog now only sets up notifications when you switch a reminder on yourself. Until you do, your device isn't registered with anyone. - Goal check-ins have their own switch in Settings > Notifications, separate from the daily logging reminder.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$9.99

MyLog Development Toolkit

Unlock all training charts, metrics, goals & logs.

User reviews

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The app is very good just some things they should update. For example there is no option for a fielders choice so you just have to count it as a hit.

Response from developer

Thanks so much for the kind words and the feedback! Great news — fielder’s choice will be an option in the next update, coming next week. So you won’t have to score it as a hit anymore. Appreciate you helping make the app better — give it a try once it drops!

FAQ

What is MyLog used for?

MyLog is a development journal designed for baseball and softball athletes to log practice and game details, coach feedback, and personal goals. It helps players track their growth and learning over time.

Is MyLog free to use?

Yes, MyLog is free forever and offers unlimited game and team practice logs, full access to the Game Stats tab, backup and restore features, and support for four languages.

What features are included in the Development Toolkit purchase for MyLog?

The one-time $9.99 Development Toolkit unlocks exercise tracking with charts, throwing velocity analysis, an Athlete Metrics Center, skill work logs, a goals system, home widgets, and custom drills lists.

Does MyLog have ads?

No, MyLog does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional in-app purchases for advanced features.

What devices does MyLog support?

MyLog is currently supported on iPhone devices.

How often is MyLog updated?

The latest version of MyLog is 3.4.0, and it was last updated on June 18, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features.

What is the age rating for MyLog?

MyLog has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Can I track multiple players in MyLog?

The provided description focuses on individual athlete development. While it mentions team practice logs, it doesn't explicitly state support for managing multiple distinct player profiles within a single account.