Backside Stats

A teammate for our slow pitch softball team told me about this app. I had to keep book for the game and the rain ended up messing up our paper sheet. Pulled this out on the fly and it was awesome. It’s easy to track what happens in the game and counts runs for you. You have lots of options to match plays in the field (like fielder’s choice/sac fly). While I had to learn it a bit while actually keeping book, it’s fairly intuitive, and I’m a bit excited to try it out more to learn more of the ins and outs! Only feedback would be someway to see innings by inning scoring. In my small time with it, I can’t see an inning by inning score or tracking, so I don’t know if I’m missing or it’s not there, but that would be nice. Otherwise, a great, easy option for keeping track of any baseball style game!

This scorebook replaces the hard copy book. It’s incredible how much data is gathered for the current inning or the entire game. With a little practice, you’ll never want a book again. There are a few things coming out with the next update. Such as sharing the app simultaneously with someone in the stands. Being able to share and print out the stats for any game, league, or tournament Great job, best I’ve seen for softball. Rick

Found this app a little late in the season, I dropped the score book in a puddle and it was playoffs. So to keep track we downloaded this hidden gem right here. I’ve used other apps before and they were not built for grown men softball. This was so easy to navigate through we ended up having a child keeping score for us! Now I know for a fact on every team if the coach is playing they hand off the book and it gets passed to two-three guys before being slapped on the bench. Then the coach is stuck coming back trying to scramble and remember what happened when the inning ends. With this app no one can say “I don’t know how to do it” it’s that easy! Looking forward to using it this year for every league and tournament! (And yes people I bought two battery packs for the phone so no I won’t run out “paper”)