PitchLog: Pitching Tracker

Two taps is all it takes to log a pitch.

When the game ends, you get a one-page summary: how many pitches you threw, which pitch types you mixed in and how often, and where your pitches clustered in the zone. No more racking your brain after the inning or scribbling tally marks in a notebook.


■ One-tap logging on a single screen

Pick a pitch type, tap the location on the strike zone, hit a result button, and it's logged. Pitch type and speed carry over from the previous pitch so you don't reselect them every time, and speed adjusts quickly with the ±1 buttons (long-press for ±5). The pitch type, speed and result buttons all sit at the bottom of the screen, so you can work it with one hand.


■ Automatic ball-strike count

Balls and strikes are counted automatically and shown as B-S at the top of the screen. Fouls after two strikes don't add to the count, and when it reaches four balls or three strikes the app asks you once whether to record a walk or a strikeout, then moves on to the next batter. Tapped the wrong button? Undo it right there.


■ 9-cell strike zone + 8 directions outside

The middle 9 cells are the strike zone, the outer 8 are outside it. It's drawn from the catcher's view, so even pitches that miss the zone show which way they missed.


■ Your pitches, your way

Fastball, slider, curveball, changeup and forkball come built in, and you can add whatever you throw, like a two-seam or a cutter. Your most recently thrown pitch type moves to the front, so the next tap is faster.


■ Organized by inning

Tap Next inning to move on, and pitches and strikeouts for each inning are tallied automatically. Runs allowed are the only thing you enter yourself. You can reopen and edit a previous inning's log at any time.


■ Game summary

Total pitches, strike rate, strikeouts, walks, runs allowed, average and top speed, pitch count and share by type, a bar chart of pitches by inning, and that game's strike zone heatmap, all on one screen.


■ Trends that show up as games add up

Choose a period (all games, last 5 or last 10) and see how your pitch mix has shifted, how average speed by pitch type has changed, a cumulative strike zone heatmap, and average pitches per game and per inning. Whether your fastball is getting faster or you're throwing more breaking balls shows up right in the graphs.


■ Practice and official games alike

Mark a game as practice or official when you create it, and you'll find it right away in the list later. Even a short session like a bullpen or a game of catch, saved as its own game, feeds into your trends.


■ Logging reminder

Once a day, at the time you set, the app reminds you to log today's pitches. Don't need it? Turn it off in Settings.


■ And more

- Light, dark and system themes
- Everything is stored on your device; no account or sign-in required
- Every feature works offline


Built for amateur pitchers who want to log and look back on their own pitches. Start with the ones you threw today.


Package: com.cooltime.baseballpitchlog