Screenshot a box score. OnBaseIQ reads every game, both sides, batting and pitching, and hands back a scouting report on your own club and on everybody you play. No export to chase, no CSV, no season to retype.
Against who? On what days? Getting better, or coasting on April? For almost every family in this sport nobody ever finds out. The data was sitting there all season and it went nowhere.
OnBaseIQ finds out.
Same team. Same season. One of those numbers gets you recruited and the other one is the truth. Only one app tells you which is which.
Every game your team plays is already sitting in GameChanger as a box score. There is no export to chase, no CSV, no season to retype. You screenshot what is on the screen and OnBaseIQ reads it.
Overlap them, duplicate them, catch half a table twice. It works out which shots belong to the same game.
Batting, pitching and the scoreboard, for your club and theirs. Nothing gets typed twice and nothing is uploaded.
Every at bat that player took, what it was worth, and who they took it against.
One slider, once a game. That single input is what turns a batting average into something you can trust, because from then on the app can separate the nights your kid hit a real pitcher from the nights they did not.
Without it, every stat your family has is missing its most important column.
Which arm on the staff falls apart the third time through an order. Which hitter is quietly two weeks into a slide. Which club on the schedule you have never once solved. None of it needs another minute of scorekeeping from you.
Every club you have ever played, ranked toughest arms first, with what you hit off them and what they hit off you. Before Saturday you already know whether this one runs you over or whether last time was a bad day.
The other dugout is going in blind. You do not have to.
A scorebook gets kept by hand in the bleachers, so rows go missing. That is normal and it is not ours to fix. We never invent, adjust or reconcile a number to make a total balance.
When something does not tie out you get told in the place you are reading the figure, not in a footnote. An app that quietly rounds your kid's season up is worth nothing to you.
Box scores are read by the phone itself. There is no account to make, no server to trust and no login to lose. Your season backs up wherever your iPhone already backs up.
Load last season tonight and see the whole thing read back before you decide anything.
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