Baseball IQ scenarios and Chalk Talk turn situational teaching into something players and coaches can see — not just talk through on a whiteboard.
Skills improvement
Stats, evaluations, and progress tracking stay on the same player profile so development is visible across games and seasons.
Team management
Roster, schedule, tryouts, draft boards, and practice planning for staff — with public pages parents and players can follow.
Problem
Coaches and families juggle separate tools for box scores, tryouts, practice plans, and teaching the game — none of them share context about the same player or team.
Approach
One platform where staff run the program and families follow along: stats and profiles stay tied to the same roster, development tools sit next to game data, and teaching moments do not require another subscription.
How it works
Visual maps of the product story — drag flows to explore, or scan the overview diagrams.
Three pillars of player development
Stats Hub centers on knowledge, skills, and team management — not a pile of disconnected apps.
Who uses what
Staff run the program; families and players follow the same source of truth.