Ember Pitching Analyzer vs Stuff or Not

Introducing Ember Pitching Analyzer! With just your phone—handheld or on a tripod—you can now capture game-changing data and video like never before. Ember Pitching Analyzer uses advanced computer vision to track the 3D position of the ball, giving you highly accurate velocity data, strike zone visualization, and side-by-side video comparisons, all in near-realtime on your device with no network connection required. No radar guns. No wires. No hassle. Just real data. Key Features: 3D Pitch Tracking – Not just a stopwatch. We track the actual movement and speed of the ball in space. Virtual Strike Zone Overlay – See exactly where your pitch landed, every time. Side-by-Side Video Playback – Compare mechanics from different sessions or pitchers, instantly. Automatic Velocity & Data Capture – Get precise speed readings and metrics with every pitch. All Data Saved to Your Account – Track your performance over time, securely and seamlessly. Use Your Phone – Handheld or Mounted – No setup headaches, just point and record. Easy Sharing – Send clips and data to coaches, scouts, or teammates in seconds with your data overlayed. Unlimited Cloud Storage - Save your analyzed videos to the cloud and access them anywhere at any time. Whether you’re a pitcher, coach, parent, or player, Ember Pitching Analyzer gives you instant access to tools the pros use—no stadium or expensive gear required. Train smarter. Throw harder. See the results. Download the Ember Pitching Analyzer now and elevate your game. User License Agreement https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The baseball pitching statistic known as Stuff+ compares the physical characteristics of a pitch (Release point, velocity, spin vector, movement profile) to the expected run value. In other words, how many runs are scored on a particular type of pitch? Every Stuff-type pitch grader uses a different combination of pitch variables, sometimes including pitch location, arsenal information, batter attributes (like handedness), and even pitch sequence. Usually, the ultimate goal is to apply a rating to a pitch, and ultimately grade a pitcher's arsenal. One thing lost in this grading approach is understanding how a specific kind of pitch can lead to specific outcomes. For example, sometimes you need a ground ball. How often does a particular sinker lead to a ground ball, and what tweaks to velocity, movement, release point or sequencing can make that pitch even more likely to result in a grounder? This link between pitch characteristics and batted ball types (or event types like whiffs) can have an outsized impact on calling pitches and managing games. The Stuff or Not app is designed to provide coaches and players easily accessible information about event type outcomes, and expected statistics like xAVG and xSLG, for different pitches. The app is built on data from over 5 million Division 1 (D1) college pitches and over 2.2 million Major League Baseball (MLB) pitches from 2022-2025. The app's dashboard screen makes it easy for players to input pitch characteristics and see D1 and MLB event outcome likelihoods. This dashboard is particularly useful for adding competition, and another dimension of coaching, to bullpen sessions. The heatmap screen allows the user to see how quickly, and in what direction, event type outcomes vary with changing pitch characteristics.