Tool 01
Lineup & Defensive Planner
Build your batting order and auto-generate a defensive rotation that respects your rules: max bench innings, who can’t pitch or catch, and 3 or 4 outfielders.
Open Lineup Planner →Youth baseball coaching toolkit
Game day tools that make coaching way easier.
Build fair lineups, rotate positions, plan practices, and track stats in minutes. Designed for tee ball, machine pitch, and kid pitch coaches who do it all.
Built for coaches who also have a day job
Works great on a phone at the field
Free to use. No logins. No apps to install.
All your coaching tools in one place
Each tool is built for youth baseball realities: uneven skill levels, rotating positions, and limited time before first pitch.
Tool 02
Drill Library
Age-appropriate drills for tee ball, machine pitch, and kid pitch. Focus on throwing, catching, hitting, baserunning, and fun competitive games.
Browse drills →Tool 03
Practice Plan Builder
Drag-and-drop drills into a simple, printable practice plan. Keep practice moving with time-boxed stations and a clear flow.
Build a practice plan →Tool 04
Game & Season Stats
Track basic stats without turning your season into a spreadsheet. Simple inputs, clear summaries—perfect for rec and travel teams.
Track stats →How coaches use this
1
Set up your roster once
Add your players in batting order, mark who can’t pitch or catch, and choose 3 or 4 outfielders.
The lineup planner remembers your roster on this device.
2
Generate a fair rotation
Click “Generate lineup with rules” to build positions by inning. Tweak a few spots manually if needed,
then print a clean lineup card.
3
Plan practice & track games
Use the drill library and practice planner for your next practice, and log simple stats after each game
so you can see how everyone is progressing.
Built with youth coaches in mind
Tee ball & 6U
Machine pitch
7–12U rec
Travel ball
You’re juggling lineups, parent texts, practice plans, and kids who all want to play shortstop. These tools are designed to keep things fair, fun, and fast for you.
Print what you need, toss the clipboard in your bag, and spend more time actually coaching instead of scribbling in the dugout between innings.