RecruitTracker vs SelfScoutMobile

RecruitTracker is currently in invite-only beta. You’ll need an invite code to create an account while we gradually expand access and continue improving the experience. Track your training. Understand your game. Build your profile. RecruitTracker helps baseball athletes log workouts, monitor progress, discover personalized insights, build a complete athlete profile, and explore schools that fit your goals. Whether you’re training in the offseason, preparing for the next season, or working toward your recruiting goals, RecruitTracker helps you stay consistent and see how your game evolves over time. Features • Log your training, performances, and recovery. • Track metrics like velocity, exit velocity, pop-time and more • Discover personalized insights based on your training history • Build a public athlete profile to showcase yourself • Explore schools and recruiting information • Visualize your progress with charts and trends Questions, feedback, or need an invite code? Email us at team@rtracker.com

SelfScout College brings your college baseball recruiting and roster workspace to a fully native iPhone and iPad app. SCOUT FROM THE NOTEBOOK Create a prospect while watching a game, or open an existing prospect for another visit. Put notes first, add a rating, and let autosave keep your work up to date. Notes save on your device as you type; eligible entries sync to your team when connected. MANAGE RECRUITING Browse recruiting boards, review player profiles and evaluation history, and update recruiting information using your team’s existing permissions. PLAN YOUR ROSTER Review roster assignments, depth charts, future roster plans, and available lineup tools. Authorized staff can access scholarship planning. USE YOUR EXISTING WORKSPACE Sign in to your SelfScout College account to access your team’s data. New accounts can be created in the app; a team administrator must grant workspace access. Workspaces remain private to authorized members. SelfScout College supports scouting and planning decisions. Lineup estimates are simulations, not guaranteed results.