Batto
Keep score without the symbols.
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Keep score without the symbols.
Batto is a scorekeeping app for casual baseball, made for people who have never learned scorebook notation. It only asks “What did the batter do?” and “Where did it go?” Tap the field to answer, and a proper scorebook that experienced players can read builds itself. We made it for anyone who has been handed the scorebook without knowing how to fill it in. No account needed — open it and start.
Choose Ball in play, Strikeout, or Walk / HBP. A strikeout or a walk finishes the plate appearance in one tap.
Tap the part of the field where the ball went. No need to set up fielding positions.
Runner advances are worked out for you. Fix them with a tap only when they’re different.
A Waseda-style scorebook fills itself in. After the game, share a link and look back on it together.
A strikeout or walk is one tap; a batted ball takes three. Tapped the wrong thing? Undo takes you right back.
Show where the ball went by tapping the field. There are no fielding positions to enter.
Batto works out where every runner ends up. Correct it with a tap only when it’s different, and you’re done.
A Waseda-style scorebook that experienced players can read. Tap any box and it’s explained in plain words, like “Walk to first base. Stole 2B.”
Send the final score to your team with a link. Teammates without the app can open it in a browser.
Keep team names and batting orders ready for the next game, or import a roster from a CSV exported from Excel or a spreadsheet.
