Pitch Planner Pro vs Statsline

Pitch Planner helps coaches and parents manage pitcher workloads, build game-day rotations, and keep young arms healthy all season long. Built around official pitch count rest recommendations, Pitch Planner automatically generates pre-game and post-game throwing schedules for every pitcher on your roster. Assign starters and relievers to games, set projected pitch counts, then log actual pitches after the game — the app recalculates rest requirements and flags any conflicts with upcoming starts. ROSTER MANAGEMENT • Add players with age, jersey number, and throwing hand • Pitch count limits automatically set by age bracket (ages 7-22) • Track cumulative season pitch totals per player GAME SCHEDULING • Build your full season schedule with opponents, dates, and game times • Calendar view shows games by week or month at a glance • Assign one starter and multiple relievers per game PITCHING PLANS • Set projected pitch counts for each assignment • See the full between-starts schedule: rest days, light throwing, long toss, bullpen sessions • Log actual pitch counts after games and watch the schedule adjust in real time • Rest conflict detection warns you before scheduling a pitcher too soon INDIVIDUAL PITCHER SCHEDULES • View each pitcher's complete throwing schedule from start to start • Share schedules via text or email directly from the app • Reset season data per player when a new season begins ARM CARE • Post-throwing recovery routine with step-by-step guidance • Pre-throwing warm-up protocol • Arm health tips for keeping young pitchers safe Pitch Planner follows research-backed rest recommendations based on pitch counts — the most accurate and effective way to prevent pitching with fatigue. Free version includes 1 rostered player with full features. Upgrade to Pitch Planner Pro for unlimited roster players.

Statsline is a baseball scorebook app you keep by tapping. Touch the field and flick toward the play — the scoreboard, line score, at-bat grid, and pitching stats build themselves. • Pitch input — a two-stage flick. Press and flick up for a strike or down for a ball, then steer left/right to pick the result • Batted balls — when contact is made, hold the field and flick toward the play, then tap the result • Lineups — drag registered players into the batting order and drag fielders onto a field diagram • Real scorebook — line score, at-bat grid (with positions), and pitching stats generated automatically • Substitutions — pinch hitters, fielding changes, pitching changes, and pinch runners. Plate appearances recorded before a change are never rewritten • Pitching stats — innings, pitch count, runs, strikeouts, and walks. Inherited runners are charged to the pitcher who put them on • Safe corrections — every entry is append-only; fix past plays anytime and the score recalculates • AI game recap (Beta) — from the actual record, an on-device AI writes a newspaper-style story (Apple Intelligence-capable devices) • Voice input (Beta) — say "single to left" to record a play. Recognition runs entirely on device • Fully offline — scoring never needs a connection. No account, no ads From youth-league scorekeepers to fans in the stands: put down the paper scorebook and score with Statsline.