Gameday is live scoring for real baseball, fastpitch and slow-pitch teams. Tap the play, and box scores, season stats, standings and a live feed for everyone watching update themselves. Works on the phone you already have.
Or open it straight in your browser on any phone — no install needed, and it still scores offline. No credit card, no per-parent fees, no ads.
One app, three seats
The scorekeeper taps what happened. Players and fans get it instantly, wherever they are.
Pitch-by-pitch or result-only — your call. Set the lineup, drag the batting order, tap the bases for steals and passed balls, and undo anything. The box score writes itself.
Batting, pitching and fielding lines that update as you play. Career totals across seasons, spray charts, splits, RSVP for games, and a shareable player profile.
A live play-by-play feed, the field diagram, who's on base and who's up — free to watch, no account required and no charge to the people who care most.
Which game do you play?
Gameday Baseball, Gameday Fastpitch and Gameday Slowpitch each speak only their own game — the rules, the positions, the settings a coach actually needs. One platform underneath, so a league can run any of them.
Nine innings, full base running, pitch counts and rest days, mound visits. Adult rec through youth travel.
Baseball → 🥎Seven innings, windmill pitching with no arm-count rules, and the same live scoring, stats and league tools built around fastpitch.
Fastpitch softball → 🏟️Ten fielders and the rover, no stealing or bunting, foul third strike out, home-run caps, a game clock and coed rules — set once for the league.
Slow-pitch softball →What's in it
Every feature came out of a real season on a real field — not a product roadmap.
Full baseball and softball rules, base running, substitutions, pitch counts and a running play log — with undo on every action.
Complete batting, pitching and fielding lines. AVG/OBP/SLG/OPS, ERA, WHIP, fielding percentage — plus career and past-season history.
A real scorebook grid you can pull up for any past game, printable box scores and a full season CSV export. Included, not upsold.
Games, locations that open in Maps, calendar export, RSVPs and reminders so you know who's showing up before you write the lineup.
Announcements, polls and group chat that stay with the team instead of scattering across three group texts. Free — we don't wall off talking to your team.
Post-game write-ups grounded in the actual box score, player insights, and a suggested lineup you can accept or ignore.
Import your roster and stats, scan a lineup card, or upload a schedule PDF and let it read the whole season in. Always free.
On Android, get it from Google Play. On any phone, add it to your home screen from the browser and it behaves like a native app — including offline scoring when the field has no signal.
Youth baseball pitch limits and required rest days per age bracket, warned live while you score — not discovered afterward.
Every team gets a full public site — roster, schedule, stats, live games and photos — at its own address, updated automatically every time you score. No webmaster required.
Signup forms with liability waivers and e-signatures, open/close dates, capacity limits and waitlists. Answers land in the league office, never on the public site. Part of the League plan.
RSVPs before practice, roll call at the field, and a season attendance record per player — so "who actually shows up" stops being a matter of opinion.
Officials sign in with their own account, see the games they are assigned, and keep their own record of the season. Assignments, availability and pay rates in the same place as everything else.
Call a field, move a game, and everybody sees it at once — with a field status board so nobody drives across town to a closed diamond.
How many people saw each sponsor's logo on your league site — real numbers a commissioner can take into a renewal conversation.
Snack bar, carpool seats, and who has the scorebook this week. Parents claim a slot themselves instead of a coach chasing a group chat.
Import rosters and schedules straight from a spreadsheet export, or hand us the league's PDF and we will read it. Nobody retypes a season.
For 16-and-up and adult clubs: each player's page can carry a card for college coaches — class year, height, weight, GPA, highlight film and a contact. The coach turns it on; every player decides what to fill in.
Every published club and league is in the directory, searchable by name, city or league — so a parent or a rival coach finds your site without the exact link.
Change clubs and your numbers come with you — one page for every season you have played, wherever you played it, instead of starting at zero because you switched teams.
Player evaluations feeding a live board on draft night, with picks recorded as they happen so everyone in the room is looking at the same list.
A division's fixtures and standings as a ready-to-post card, straight from the app — the thing leagues used to rebuild by hand in Canva every weekend.
Background checks and certifications with their expiry dates, so a lapse turns up on a dashboard instead of at a tournament gate. Gameday tracks the dates; it does not run the screening.
Fastpitch and slow pitch, with the rule differences built in rather than bolted on — time limits, ten fielders, continuous batting order.
Live video · free during beta
Point a phone or a camera at the field and go live. The broadcast plays right next to the live scoreboard in the app, so anyone who can't make it still sees the game and the count.
For commissioners
When every team scores in the same app, the league stops chasing scores over text message. Standings, leaders and playoff brackets update themselves — and the league gets a real website nobody has to maintain.
On the way for leagues: fees collected right on the registration form, text-message blasts to families, and sponsor view counts you can take into a renewal.
The Metro Baseball League is a complete demonstration season: eight clubs, a full schedule played out, stats, news and playoffs. Every page is generated automatically from scored games — every name is fictional and the signup forms are samples.
Pricing
Gameday is in open beta and everything is free for everyone. The feature set has grown a lot lately — league websites, registration, waivers, sponsors — so we're taking the time to work out what belongs in which plan before publishing numbers. What we can promise now:
In the workshop
Built in the open, tested on real seasons before it's yours. Here's what's on the bench right now.
League fees collected right on the signup form — a player registers and pays in one step, and the commissioner sees paid next to every name.
Reach the parent who never installs anything. Game changes and league announcements by SMS, alongside the push notifications the app already sends.
Android is on Google Play today. The iPhone and iPad app is built and with Apple for review; it appears here the day it clears. Until then the browser version is the same app, offline scoring included.
Questions
Only if you want to. On Android it is on Google Play; the iPhone and iPad app is with Apple for review. Either way, Gameday also runs in your browser: open it and choose "Add to Home Screen" and it opens full-screen and behaves like any other app, including scoring a game when you've got no signal at the field.
Three apps, one each — Gameday Baseball, Gameday Fastpitch and Gameday Slowpitch — with the rules each game actually plays by: nine innings and pitch counts for baseball, seven innings for softball, and slow pitch adds the rover, drops stealing and bunting and makes the foul third strike an out. A league can set a time limit, a home-run cap or coed rules once for everybody. There is no "switch sports" setting; you pick the app for your game.
You share an invite code or a link. Players fill in their own name, number and positions and you add them to the roster with one tap. Fans can just watch — no account needed.
No. You can import your GameChanger roster and stats, scan a lineup card, or upload a schedule as a PDF or photo and have it read in. Importing is free and always will be — we'd rather you switch than be stuck.
You broadcast to YouTube Live from a phone or any camera and paste the link into the app; the stream then plays next to the live scoreboard for everyone following. YouTube handles the video and saves the replay for free. It's free for every team during the beta, and we expect it to become part of a paid plan at launch — the one feature carved out of the founding-member promise, which we'd rather tell you now than later.
Nothing, ever. Watching your kid or your teammate play is free. That's the difference we care most about.
Yes. A team can have multiple managers and a dedicated scorekeeper role, so a game still gets scored when the head coach is busy coaching.
Your season stays yours. We don't sell data and we don't run ads. You can export a full CSV backup of any season at any time, and we don't delete history if a plan changes. See the privacy policy for details.
It's in open beta and being used for live games right now. Things still get added and fixed weekly. If you're running a league, talk to us first — founding leagues get direct support while we're in beta.
Create a team in about a minute, invite your roster, and score your next game. Running a league? Get in touch about the founding-league program.
Questions or league inquiries — hello@thegamedayapp.com