Built for the stands, not just the desk.
Scout from the stands, one-handed. Three taps and a dated look is in the prospect's evaluation history — and his signing-risk read already knows.
No signup for the demo · fictional sample program
- 1Log pop times between innings
One tap per reading. Velocity for arms, pop time for catchers — the chart builds itself.
- 2Tap out tool grades
20–80 scale on thumb-sized targets — no typing, no looking down for long.
- 3It saves to his evaluation history
Every look becomes a dated entry on the prospect. It feeds his signing-risk read — what's on file and your own talent grade — not the value estimate, which is priced from stats and measurables.
- Signing risk · Ethan Whitfield, C5235after 2 saved looksInformation on file 50% → 81%. Lower is safer. His estimated value ($16K) is unchanged.
What it does, in order.
- 01
Log readings between innings
One tap per reading — velocity for arms, pop time for catchers, a 60 on the bases. The chart builds itself as you go, on a screen sized for a thumb.
- 02
Tool grades on the 20–80 scale
Arm, field, hit, power, run, on thumb-sized targets. No typing, no looking down for long, and your own grade is always the one on file — never a model's.
- 03
It lands in evaluation history
Every look becomes a dated entry on the prospect, next to the ones your staff saved before it. Looks are private to your program and never shown to the player.
- 04
What it moves, and what it doesn't
A saved look raises how much is on file and carries your talent grade, so it moves the signing-risk read. It does not move the estimated value, which is priced from stats and measurables — the homepage shows the before-and-after on the demo's catcher.
The rest of the workspace it touches.
Real screens from the same product, not illustrations. Each one is here because it proves something this page claims.
A saved look raises what's on file and moves the signing-risk read — the estimated value, priced from stats and measurables, does not move.
- Suggested allocation
- $6.5K
- Below the estimate on purpose: $93K of a $1.9M pool is uncommitted, with four other catchers still in play.
- Planned offer
- $15.5K
- −$0.5K vs. estimate — $13K scholarship + $2.5K institutional NIL.
- Price vs. what's leftThe offer as a share of remaining budget
- Your talent gradeCoach-entered grades and Looks, never a model's
- What's on fileStats, measurables, video, injuries, transcripts
- Academics + eligibilityCore GPA against the NCAA line, eligibility clock
The score and each factor's direction are on his demo profile, computed live. Also on the board: Silas Rutherford, C, a year further out — projected $9.5K–$28K at signing, no offer yet.
Every contact is checked against the NCAA window for that prospect's division and class year, on the spot.
Flagged automatically — no one has to remember to check
Questions coaches ask about this.
See what needs attention before it costs you.
The first screen a coach sees after signing in: what is at risk, where next season's roster is thin, and what every planned offer leaves in the budget — one connected view, updated as the board changes.