Spend less time planning.
More time coaching.
Schedules, availability, volunteer signups, and a team chat that actually makes sense. Plus fielding rotations, batting orders, and practice plans built from your roster.
Nine positions. Six innings. Zero dugout math.
Tell it who showed up. It fields every inning fairly, then prints for the dugout fence.



The screens you'll live in on game week.
Real screens from the app: the AI-built practice plan, the suggested batting order, and the tabbed player profile, season stats, recent games, combine numbers, notes, and AI video analysis all in one place.
Every game you log makes next week smarter.
Five prompts on the ride home. All skippable.
Score every swing and pitch, from one video.
Upload a face-on cut of a hitter or a side-on cut of a pitcher. AI grades 20 mechanics metrics, flags what's improving and what to work on, tracks each one over time, and hands you a drill you can drop straight into the practice plan.
A player report parents actually read.
One tap turns any player profile into a clean, shareable PDF: season stats, swing and delivery scores, and the exact drills to run at home. Email it to a parent or hand it to another coach so everyone sees the same picture and knows what to work on next.


Not just a coach's tool. The whole team's app.
Invite a family and every parent gets their own portal to follow their player, plus a team chat with its own tab. DugoutPal even handles the game-day “who's in?” texts for you, so nobody's chasing a headcount on Saturday morning.
Saturday morning, already handled.
Parents open the app and see one card with everything: what time to be there, first pitch, which uniform, whose week it is for snacks, and one tap to answer the check-in. Coaches watch a live tally instead of sending a fourth reminder text.
Forty-seven messages. Twenty seconds.
Come back from three days of work and DugoutPal reads the thread for you, sorted by whether it actually needs you. Every line is tappable back to the original message, and the actions run right there in the summary.
It asks four questions, then gets out of the way.
No forms and no tutorial. Four taps tell DugoutPal how much explaining you want, so a first-year coach gets templates and reasoning while a fifteen-year coach gets none of it, and a parent who's new to baseball gets recaps in plain English.
One app instead of five group texts.
Schedule, availability, chat, volunteers, roster. All of it in the same place as the coaching.
Built to save you the Sunday-night scramble.
Made for coaches with a day job and a lineup card.
Get DugoutPal before your next season starts.
Try it free for 7 days.
Questions? Get in touch.
Send us a note about coaching, a feature request, or anything else, and we'll get back to you.





