Baseball Tools vs Pitch Speed from Bal Tools

Radar: The Radar apps work based on pressing Start when the pitcher throw the pitch and Stop when the catcher catches it. The more precise you are at pressing the Start and Stop buttons, the more accurate the resulting speed will be. Each time you track a pitch through the radar, it will add to the pitchers pitch count. Pitch Counters: Each time you press Pitch, it adds to the pitch count. When you reach the Warning total (in Settings), the button will turn yellow and the phone will vibrate. When you reach the maximum total, the button turns red and continues to vibrate. The opposing pitcher pitch count, simply keeps track of the opposing pitchers pitch count. Tracking the speed of the pitches in the Radar module, will add to your pitcher and the opposing pitchers pitch counts.

Pitch Speed Calculator turns your iPhone (and Apple Watch) into a radar-style speed gun—all without pricey hardware or tedious setup. How it works Select distance – Built-in presets for 42 ft, 46 ft, 50 ft, and 60 ft (Little League to MLB). Hold the blue button the moment the ball leaves the pitcher’s hand. Release on the catch (or pop of the glove). Instant MPH/KPH – Calculated with precision physics and shown in large, easy-to-read type. Why you’ll love it Lightning-fast timing engine delivers speeds in real time—no waiting, no ads. One-hand friendly: big tactile button, haptic feedback, and clear contrast for sunny ballparks. Apple Watch companion (optional): start/stop from your wrist while keeping your eyes on the field. Custom distances: edit presets for bullpen mounds, backyard cages, or launch-monitor tunnels. Session history: track average, max, and pitch-to-pitch trends to spot fatigue or improvement. Kid-safe UI: no sign-ups, no social feeds, no data harvesting just baseball. Dark-mode ready for night games. This app relies on human reaction time; expect ±5 MPH variance.