For hitters
Own every plate appearance.
Build a plan before the at-bat. Log the pitch-by-pitch process. Review the decision. See the patterns. Make a better adjustment before your next at-bat.
Build a plan before the at-bat. Log the pitch-by-pitch process. Review the decision. See the patterns. Make a better adjustment before your next at-bat.
Set your intention before you step in — what you're hunting, how you want to compete in this count, and what you're trying to do differently from last time. Then reflect on the result, execution, and adjustments afterward.
Track pitch location, type, decision, result, contact quality, and outcome — a full record of what actually happened, not just how the at-bat ended.
Define your batter side, power zones, count approach, strengths, vulnerabilities, situational adjustments, and mental cue.
Track pitch location, type, decision, result, contact quality, and outcome, so you understand the process behind the at-bat, not just the final result.
A full pitch sequence with contact quality and outcome, so you can see exactly how the at-bat unfolded and where you were beat or did damage.
Reflect on the plate appearance while it's still fresh. Compare the result with the plan, note what the pitcher showed you, and capture the adjustment you want to carry into the next at-bat.
Chase, zone swing, whiff, contact, damage, and spray patterns that the box score cannot show — plus first-pitch habits, two-strike decisions, and count leverage over time.
25+ approach-oriented stats, 25+ heatmap modes, and 45+ trends and indicators — built to show the process behind the at-bat, not just the outcome.
AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, K%, BB%, QAB*%, plate discipline, count approach, quality contact, and batted-ball profile — filterable by time range, pitcher hand, situation, and count.
Chase, zone swing, whiff, contact, damage, and spray-location maps, plus side-by-side pitch-type comparisons.
First-pitch impact, two-strike survival, count leverage, exact count matrix, pitcher pattern reads, and rolling recent-movement lines.
Your journal becomes more useful over time. Recurring patterns help show where your decisions are improving, where the same issues keep showing up, and what deserves more attention in your next practice or game. The journal is still the hitter's own record — you build the plan, log the at-bat, and do the reflecting.
Log plate appearances on your phone after the at-bat when practical, add detail later after the game, or use the printable PA chart during the game and enter everything later. Batter's Eye Q works on iPhone, Android, and the web, so the journal can fit the way you actually play.
Batter's Eye Q is available on the App Store and Google Play. Log your first game today.
