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If a parent, coach, or someone else already created a Prospekt profile for you before you signed up, the app looks for a match right after signup and shows "Is this you?" with that player's name.

Once claimed, every game, stat, and report already tracked under that profile comes with it — nothing is lost or reset.

The moment your first profile is created, Prospekt opens a short guided tour on its own — nothing to go find.

• Welcome — a quick intro.
• A field guide over the real Game Setup screen — tap any field to see what it does and why it matters.
• A real practice at-bat — nothing attached to it, so you can get a feel for tapping location → pitch type → result before it counts for anything. "Try Again" repeats it as many times as you want.
• A few info slides on Games, Reports, and Profile, each with a small interactive demo.

A parent with two kids doesn't need two accounts. From Profile → My Players → Add a Player, add as many managed players as you need — each with their own sport, teams, stats, and reports.

Switch which player is active from the chip strip on Home, from Profile, or from the dropdown at the top of Game Setup — whichever one you switch to becomes the player every tab (Track, Games, Reports, Profile) is about, everywhere, until you switch again.

The chip strip at the top of Home lists every player you own or manage. Tap a name to make them the active player everywhere in the app. Tap the dashed "+ Add" chip to add another.

Below Best Games, Trend cards compare your last 10 games to the 10 before that — Batting Avg, Strikeout Rate, and Quality Contact% for a batter; Strikeout Rate, Walk Rate, and Batting Avg Against for a pitcher. An arrow shows whether each one is trending up or down.

The bar at the top of the tracking screen always shows balls-strikes, outs, and the inning. If this player is pitching with a pitch limit set, it also shows a progress bar toward that limit, color-coded as you get close.

Every pitch is three taps, always in the same order:

For a defensive play that ends the half-inning while the batter is still mid-count — a runner thrown out on the bases, not anything the batter did — look for "Runner Out" wherever you are: at the very start of a pitch, or on the "Record this at-bat?" prompt before you've even made a recording decision.

The out counts, but nothing is charged to the batter — their turn resets cleanly, and if no pitches had been thrown yet, the next real batter picks up the same at-bat number.

One tap on the Ball/Strike screen — no need to actually throw four pitches to log it.

"Undo At-Bat" / "Edit Last At-Bat" reopens the result you just confirmed — its pitches and video stay intact, and you throw a fresh final pitch (or walk) to redo the call. This is the fix for an overturned umpire call, a mis-tapped outcome, or any wrong result after the fact.

With Record Video on, you'll see "Record this at-bat?" before every at-bat: Start Recording, Skip — No Video (just this one), or Runner Out. "Edit Last At-Bat" is also here if the previous result needs fixing.

The pause icon on a live recording is for real dead time — an injury timeout, a mound visit. Pitch entry is blocked while paused, so nothing gets logged against the wrong moment of video. Resume picks the same clip back up with no gap in the footage you review later.

The mic icon lets you record a quick spoken note at any point — it's transcribed to text and attached to the game, visible later in that game's detail.

Pinch on the live camera preview, 1x–6x.

"End Game" is in the toolbar during live tracking. If the last at-bat's result was never confirmed, it's saved automatically on the way out — nothing you tracked gets silently dropped.

A horizontal strip of player chips sits in the "Now Tracking" banner — tap any name to jump straight to that player. Tap the banner itself (or "SWITCH") to open the full switcher sheet.

Lists every player in today's lineup, in batting order, with badges for who's currently ACTIVE and who's UP NEXT. Tap any row to switch to them.

Each row also has its own jersey-number chip — tap it to set or edit that player's number for today's team, right from here, no need to leave the game.

In a Batter Only lineup, Prospekt automatically switches to the next batter the moment an at-bat ends, and pops the switcher sheet open with a "CONFIRM BATTER" button so you can quickly check it landed on the right person.

"Edit [Name]'s Last At-Bat" appears on the switcher sheet right after an auto-advance — it jumps straight to that batter's own Undo screen without losing your place in today's lineup.

Realized mid-at-bat you were tracking the wrong player? Switching to the right one offers "Wrong Batter — Move At-Bat" — it moves every pitch thrown so far (and any video already recording) onto the correct player, and leaves the player you were on with a genuinely clean, empty at-bat instead of a leftover mess.

Switching away from a player who already has pitches thrown this at-bat (with video rolling) warns you first: anything already recorded stays with that at-bat; if you come back and finish it later, only the footage from after you returned is kept. Use "Wrong Batter — Move At-Bat" above instead if the real fix is "this should have been someone else the whole time."

Swipe a game in the list to exclude it from your stats — useful for bad data or a scrimmage you don't want counted. It moves to the Excluded tab and can be restored with the same swipe anytime.

From a completed game's detail screen, tap "Create Highlight." Prospekt scores every at-bat and pitching outing in that game and builds one branded, shareable 9:16 video of the single best moment, with your real stat line baked right into the card.

Five one-tap starting points: Last Game, Last Week (Monday through today), Last Month (trailing 30 days), Last Opponent, and Create Custom.

Each one opens a checklist of games, already checked for you but deselectable — you always choose exactly which games go into a report. Prospekt never builds a report from your whole history by default.

Create Custom starts with nothing checked, plus real filters — opponent, competition level, date range — to narrow the game list down before you pick exactly which ones to include.

Once games are confirmed, "Build Report" has Prospekt's AI read every pitch and at-bat from those games — plus any imported stats, showcase notes, or box score attached to those specific games — and write a real narrative development report, not a stat dump.

From the finished report: the share icon opens the normal share sheet, or export it as a branded PDF. "Close" (top left) leaves the screen without losing anything — every report you generate is saved either way.

Scroll down on the Reports tab to "Previous Reports" to reopen anything you've already generated.

• Every account gets 2 free reports.
• Player Pro (annual) — unlimited reports plus video.
• Player Pro (monthly) — up to 25 reports/month plus video.
• 10-Report Bundle — a one-time purchase for 10 more reports. Reports only — it does not unlock video.

The top of Profile always shows the active player's name, sport, and quick stats.

Add a new managed player, switch which one is active, or check "Recently Removed" — a player you remove is kept for 30 days and can be restored before it's gone for good.

"Share Profile Link" gives anyone a link to this player's public page. It's approval-gated: a visitor requests access with their name and email, and the player's owner approves or denies each request from the website dashboard before any real numbers are visible — never a fully open public page.

Your Invite Code lets another Prospekt user follow your stats, or — only if you approve it — track games for you. They enter your code and ask; you choose whether to approve them as a Follower (read-only) or a Tracker (can log real games on your behalf), independent of which one they asked for.

Revoke anyone's access anytime from "My Followers."

Set a per-outing pitch cap — this feeds the rest-day countdown on Home's Arm Care card. Reachable from here or directly from the Arm Care card itself.

Sign out, or permanently delete your account — and everything tied to it — from the bottom of Profile.

AB

At-bat — a plate appearance that counts toward batting average (excludes walks, hit-by-pitch, sacrifices).

PA

Plate appearance — every trip to the plate, including walks and sacrifices.

OBP

On-base percentage — how often a batter reaches base by any means.

SLG

Slugging percentage — total bases per at-bat.

K%

Strikeout rate.

BB%

Walk rate.

F-Strike%

First-pitch strike percentage — a pitcher's own stat.

DTS

Dropped Third Strike — a real strikeout by rule, even though the batter reaches base safely. Counted as a strikeout, but not as an out charged to the batter.

SR

Side Retired — a defensive out on the bases (not the batter's own result) that ends the at-bat early. Doesn't count as an at-bat or a plate appearance.

IBB

Intentional walk.