Track pitch counts and every pitch type in real time. Simple mode for quick counting, Advanced mode for full ball-strike-out tracking — built for the dugout, not a desk.
Simple mode for quick tap-to-count, or Advanced mode that tracks every pitch type — balls, called strikes, swinging strikes, fouls, and balls in play — with automatic ball-strike counts and out tracking.
See strikeouts, walks, and balls in play in real time. Advanced mode gives you a full pitch type breakdown with percentages — right from the game screen.
Automatically tracks innings behind the plate and flags when a catcher approaches limits. Pitcher-catcher eligibility conflicts are highlighted immediately.
Map volume buttons to Called Strike and Ball in Advanced mode — like an umpire's tracking dial. Also supports undo, next batter, outs, and more.
Create named configurations with custom pitch limits, rest thresholds, and catcher rules. Switch between league settings when starting a new game.
Generate and email a formatted game summary with pitcher data, pitch type breakdowns, umpire notes, and final scores — ready to send to your league administrator.
Every game is saved automatically. Review past pitcher counts, rest requirements, and scores at a glance. Swipe to delete old games.
No account, no internet required. All data stays on your device. Works in the dugout even without a signal.
Set pitch limits, rest thresholds, and catcher inning rules once — save them as a named configuration to reuse every game.
Choose Simple or Advanced mode, enter team names, field, date, and your opening pitcher and catcher for each team. Takes under a minute.
In Simple mode, tap + Pitch. In Advanced mode, tap the pitch type — balls, strikes, outs, and innings advance automatically. Use volume buttons for hands-free tracking.
After the game, generate the summary and email it directly from the app to your player agent or league office.
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I'm Justin — a Little League dad who built Simple Pitch Counter to make tracking pitch counts easier for coaches and parents. What started as a personal project for my kid's games turned into a full-featured iOS app used by teams across the country. I design, build, and maintain this app entirely on my own time — free, with no ads. If it's saved you time at the ballpark, consider buying me a coffee to help keep it going.
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