A record that lasts.
Keep notes, reports, plans, and video organized around the athlete.
A lesson is a moment. Development is what connects the moments. Bring the notes, video, reports, and next steps into one place.
Jordan is making strong contact. You notice a late load is rushing the swing. One observation becomes the thread for the lesson.

“Strong contact. Rushing the load. Work on timing and balance with the step-back drill.”
Keep notes, reports, plans, and video organized around the athlete.
Review the recent work before deciding what needs attention today.
Make the plan and the purpose easier to understand between sessions.
Start with the coach’s eye. Supported exports from HitTrax, Blast, K-Vest, Rapsodo, Diamond Kinetics, and TrackMan can add measurable context.
A ball-flight measurement, a bat metric, and a coaching observation each tell a different part of the story. Keep the source clear.
One sensor. Multiple sources. Your coaching perspective. Bring supported sensor exports together in a report, on their own or with coaching observations. You can also start with notes alone.

Use coaching observations, one supported sensor export, or a combination of supported sources. Add your observations to the data for coaching context.
Body, bat, and ball each add a different kind of evidence. Nothing is asked to explain what it did not measure.
The report leads with a priority you can review, edit, and share. Notes-only reports stay free.
See the athletes who need attention and keep your coaching program organized.
Revisit session history and compare the available metrics over time.
Give athletes another way to engage with their development.
Seven-section data reports and eight-week plans, with drills refreshed every four weeks.
Bulk roster import and export help you bring the program together. Data reports are billed separately at $49 each; notes-only reports are free.
Explore coaching observations, sensor-driven reports, and how the two work together. We can use sample data from one or multiple supported sources.