Features
A development journal for baseball and softball players. Write down what the coach said, track what to work on, and look back to see how far you've come.
The heart of it
After a game, practice, lesson, or workout, you write down five things while it's still fresh:
Stats tell you what happened in a game. This is where a player writes down what they're going to do about it.
Game logs
Every game gets its own entry — what happened on the field and what you took away from it. The game history keeps a running record of the season so nothing blurs together.
Spray charts
Tap where each ball landed and MyLog builds a color-coded spray chart. Over a season, patterns show up — where a hitter drives the ball, and where the holes are.
Arm safety
Track pitches with built-in MLB Pitch Smart guidelines — age-based pitch limits and rest-day recommendations, surfaced right where you log, to help keep young arms healthy.
Athlete metrics
Log velocity, pop time, sprint speed, the 60-yard dash, and broad jump. Each one charts over time, so a player can see real improvement instead of guessing.
Lessons & skills
Private lessons and skill sessions get their own logs — what was worked on, how it went, and what to focus on next. The coach's notes from Tuesday are still there on Friday.
Strength & conditioning
Track lifts, mobility, and conditioning right alongside the on-field work, with personal records so progress in the gym is part of the picture too.
Goals
Set a goal, check in on it, and rate the progress. It keeps a player pointed at something specific instead of just showing up.
Baseball or softball
Same journal, same fields, same idea. MyLog works the same whether you swing at a baseball or a softball.
Who it's for
If you're trying to help a player actually get better — not just check a batting average — this is built for you.
Coming soon
In testing with our beta testers now — landing in an upcoming release.
Ask questions about your own logged data — "what should I work on?" or "am I getting pull-heavy?" — and get answers from your actual numbers, right on your device.
Put your measurables against age- and sport-based ranges — where you land, roughly what percentile, and the kind of numbers D1, D2, and D3 programs look for.
A prep report the instructor reviews before a lesson — recent work, goals, and what the player needs help with — so they walk in already knowing where things stand.
AI Coach runs on your device and needs a device that supports Apple Intelligence.
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