More Than a Pitch-Calling System
More Than a Pitch-Calling System
Electronic communication solves one problem: getting the call from the coach to the player. Pitch Signal goes further.
The same app you use to call pitches, defense and offense also records what happens next, and ties each pitch to the pitcher, the batter, where it was supposed to go, where it actually went and how it turned out.
The call doesn't disappear after the pitch. It becomes data your team can use.
The Difference Is What Happens After the Call
Every pitch-calling system can send a sign. With Pitch Signal, every pitch you call also becomes a record you can look up later.
The pitch is thrown. Two taps later, Pitch Signal has logged:
- Pitcher
- Jordan
- Batter
- #99, bats right
- Pitch
- Curveball
- Called spot
- Out low
- Actual spot
- Out low, right on target
- Result
- In play, fly ball
- Hit location
- Center field
One pitch gives you information. A whole game shows you trends. A whole season gives your coaching staff a body of data it can actually use. That is the difference between sending a signal and building a game intelligence platform.
Tracking Built Into the Call
You don't need a second person with a clipboard. Recording a pitch happens in the same app, on the same screen, right after you send the call.
Called vs. actual location
Each pitch keeps both the spot you called and the spot it really crossed, so you can see command, not just results.
Every result
Ball, swinging strike, called strike, foul, foul out, in play and hit by pitch. Tap a result, or drag it onto the zone.
Balls in play
Grounder, line drive, fly ball, popup, bunt or slap, plus where it went. Tap the field diagram to mark the spot.
Count and at-bats, automatic
Pitch Signal works out the count from each result and knows when the at-bat is over. You don't have to keep it yourself.
The batter at the plate
Enter the lineup before the game, reuse an opponent you've already faced, or add a batter on the fly during the at-bat when there's no time. Every pitch is linked to the batter who saw it.
Works online or offline
No signal at the field? Keep tracking. Everything you record is saved on the device and syncs automatically, with its original times, once the network is back.
Answers in the Dugout, Not After the Game
Everything you track is ready to use while the game is still going, right on the device you're calling from.
Batter Stats
Tap Batter Stats on the calling screen to see this hitter's pitch history and how they did against it.
Pitcher Stats
Check your pitcher's strike rate, batters faced and which pitches are working right now, in this game.
Live Scouting Report
The scouting report updates with every pitch you record, and it works with no cell service.
Reports Your Staff Will Actually Open
Tracked pitches become reports right away: in the dugout between innings, on the bus after the game, or the night before you see that team again.
Pitcher Stats
Strike % and ball %, fouls, balls in play, hit batters and batters faced, with a breakdown by pitch type.
Session History
Every outing is saved with a pitch summary, outcomes, a catcher's-view pitch location chart, a field-view hit chart and a full pitch-by-pitch log.
Shareable Game Reports
Send a link to a web report with pitch-type effectiveness, location and hit charts, and a filter for each pitcher. It opens in any browser, so no app is needed.
See command, not just results
Tap a bubble in Pitch Locations and every pitch called to that spot opens as a heat map, showing where they really crossed and how often the pitcher hit the target.
- 73%On Spot. 11 of 15 rise balls landed in the exact cell the coach called.
- 20%In Zone. Still strikes, but off the called cell.
- 7%Out of Zone. Outside the strike box.
Split it by left- and right-handed hitters, or step through every pitch call one at a time.
From a real shared game report. Player names changed.
Press Loop to replay the game one pitch at a time.
What one game told this coaching staff
These are real numbers from the report above. None of it needed a second person charting.
- 73%Riseball strike rate. The most effective pitch of the day.
- 44%Changeup strike rate. The pitch to work on before next game.
- 74%of pitches landed in the cell the coach called (70 of 94).
- 65% → 79%The reliever got sharper as the game went on.
- 44 of 94calls went Out Low, the staff's go-to spot.
- 14balls in play: 6 grounders, 4 fly balls, 3 line drives and 1 popup.
Built Around Both Sides of the Matchup
Understand your pitcher
What they're throwing, where they hit their spots, where they miss, which pitches get results, and how that changes from outing to outing.
Understand their hitters
A history for each opposing batter: the pitches they've seen, where they were attacked, how they did and where they hit the ball.
Understand the matchup
When your pitcher sees that batter again, your staff doesn't start from zero. You've already started writing the book.
Scouting That Builds While You Play
Traditional scouting means someone charting in the stands, another spreadsheet, or rebuilding the game from memory afterward. With Pitch Signal, collecting data is just part of calling the game, and the scouting tools turn it into a plan.
Batter scouting report
Check it mid-game for any hitter:
- Strikeout rate, walk rate and how often they put the ball in play
- Which pitch types they make contact on
- Where they hit the ball
- Suggestions on how to pitch them
Filter by this game, their last 10 at-bats or all time, and by your pitcher.
Opponent insights
A profile of the whole opposing team, with a threat rating for each hitter based on what they've done against you. You can also filter by pitcher to help decide who should start.
Works in the dugout
The scouting report is worked out on the device, so it's ready even with no cell service.
Every game helps prepare you for the next one.
AI-Powered Insights
Pitch Signal turns the tracked data into a short coaching summary in plain English:
Filter to one pitcher and Signal Insights writes a full breakdown of that pitcher's outing: which pitches worked, how command held up as the game went on, the kind of contact they gave up, and what to change next time.
“Change-up (50% strikes) lagged behind her other offerings—consider using it earlier in counts or after fastball sequences to set up better.”Signal Insights, written from one game's tracked pitches
Outing summaries
A team overview and a write-up for each pitcher: signs of fatigue, pitches they aren't using enough, how their command held up, and what to focus on next outing.
Opponent game plans
3 to 5 clear action points against a team you've faced: how to pitch them, where to position your defense and which hitters to attack. The points update as you collect more data.
Share a Pitcher's Outing With Their Pitching Coach
Many pitchers also work with a private pitching coach or instructor. With Pitch Signal you can send that coach a link to one pitcher's outing, so every lesson starts from what actually happened in the game.
In this game her fastball went for strikes 81% of the time, but her changeup only 50%. That's next week's lesson plan, and it came from real game pitches, not a bullpen session.
Only that pitcher's pitches
In Session History, tap Share and choose Share only [name]'s pitches. The link shows that one pitcher, not the rest of your staff.
Opens in any browser
The pitcher's coach doesn't need the app or an account. They just open the link.
What their coach sees
Strike rate, how often they hit the called spot, pitch-type effectiveness, the location chart, the spray chart, every pitch in order, and the pitcher's own Signal Insights write-up.
Skill that builds outing by outing
Share every outing, and their coach can see what's working, what needs work, and whether last week's lesson showed up in this week's game.
Their pitching coach sees the game, not just the bullpen.
Call the Whole Game, Not Just the Pitch
Send pitches and locations, plus defensive calls like pickoffs, pitchouts and mound visits, and offensive calls like bunt, steal, hit-and-run, take and squeeze. Choose from more than 30 standard pitches, build your own signals for each pitcher, and add custom locations off the plate.
Don't Choose Between Communication and Data
A game-calling system shouldn't stop being useful once the signal reaches the player.
| Typical signal system |
Pitch Signal | |
|---|---|---|
| Send pitch, defensive and offensive calls | ✓ | ✓ |
| Record each pitch's result as part of calling it | — | ✓ |
| Track called vs. actual location | — | ✓ |
| Pitcher stats and outing history | — | ✓ |
| Scouting reports on opposing hitters | — | ✓ |
| AI coaching summaries and game plans | — | ✓ |
| Use watches, phones or earbuds your team already owns | — | ✓ |
- Call
- Pitch
- Result
- Data
- Insight
- Next decision
Hardware Without Lock-In
Start with devices your program may already own. Add dedicated Pitch Signal hardware later, or set up the full system from day one. You don't have to choose between a software platform and a hardware system, because Pitch Signal does both.
The Pitch Signal Game Day Kit
- Pitch Signal Base
- 2 Pitch Signal Watches
- Protective hardware
- Charging accessories
- Carrying case