TWO JOBS, ONE PERSON, ONE SCREEN
In youth baseball the scorekeeper usually gets both jobs: the book and the counts. Keeping them in two places is how counts get lost. Keep them together.
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Pitch counts are not trivia. Little League, PONY, most high school associations, and nearly every travel organization enforce mandatory rest based on pitches thrown, and the number decides who is eligible to pitch tomorrow. When the clicker lives in one parent's pocket and the book in another's, the count and the card drift apart, and eligibility arguments happen at the worst possible time. One record, kept by one person, settles it.
Lineups, every at-bat, and the linescore, with 6, 7, or 9 inning games supported at creation.
Track each pitcher's line as the game goes, including pitch totals, so the number exists when the coach asks.
Saved games mean saved counts. When eligibility gets questioned at a tournament, you open Thursday's game and point.
The pitch count tracker guide covers the common rest rule tables by age and league.
Free on iOS, Android, and the web. The card and the counts, finally in the same place.
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