Backside Stats vs Relay

Backside stats - the app that makes score keeping easy. Specially designed for slow-pitch softball and baseball. Allows coaches and players an effortless way to keep track of game scores and players stats through the season and during tournaments. Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Relay-9 is a complete pitch communication system designed for competitive coaches. Stop worrying about missed signs or stolen signals and start focusing on strategy. Our intuitive interface allows you to silently and instantly relay pitch calls while tracking the outcome. Key Features in This Version: • Silent Pitch Calling: Select a pitch type and location, and instantly relay the call to your catcher via audio through any standard earbuds. • Complete Game Tracking: ○ Log every pitch outcome: Ball, Strike, Foul, Hit, Out, or HBP. ○ Automatically tracks the current at-bat count (balls, strikes) and the inning's outs. ○ Maintains a running total of all pitches, balls, and strikes for the entire session. • Full At-Bat History: View a detailed pitch-by-pitch sequence for the current batter, including type, location, and outcome. • Custom Team Management: ○ Create and manage your roster of pitchers. ○ Maintain a list of opponents. ○ Fully customize your pitch library—add, edit, or delete pitch types to match your team's terminology. • Comprehensive Session History: ○ Automatically save every game session with detailed stats. ○ Review past games with a full pitch-by-pitch log. ○ Select specific sessions to delete or export. • Powerful Data Export: ○ Select one or more saved sessions and export them to a CSV file. ○ Analyze your game data in Excel or other spreadsheet software with detailed columns for Pitcher, Opponent, Date, Pitch #, Type, Location, and Outcome. Relay-9 gives you the data and communication tools you need to take your coaching to the next level. Welcome to the future of the dugout. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/