Sports & Recreation
Scorekeeping, game tracking, and sports analytics with digital counters.
Digital Scorekeepers: Browser-Based Scoreboards for Basketball, Tennis, Soccer, and More
A complete guide to using free digital scorekeeping tools for recreational leagues, pickup games, and organized sports
Your Phone Camera Is a Coach Now: How On-Device AI Counts Reps, Swings, Shots, and People
One idea — pose tracking that runs entirely in your browser — powers a whole family of camera tools. Here is how it works, what it is genuinely good at, and where an honest tool draws the line
The AI Free Throw Tracker: A Camera That Counts Your Shots and Reads Your Form
How on-device pose tracking waits for you to get set, counts the release, keeps pump fakes separate, and shows your elbow, arc, and leg drive — all without the ball ever being tracked
The AI Baseball Swing Counter: Prop a Phone at the Cage and Count Every Cut
How on-device pose tracking counts committed swings hands-free — keeping warm-ups separate, tagging high and low in the zone, and reading the batter instead of the ball
How to Orchestrate Your Golf Rangers for Pace of Play — Without Being the Bad Guy
Put your whole ranger crew on one live board, let them call in updates by just talking to the radio, and nudge only the group that is actually behind — pace management that does not feel like harassment.
The Golf Scorecard Grew a Memory: Free Scoring, a Real Handicap, and a Scorecard You Can Share
What the browser golf scorecard does now — free scoring with putts, fairways and greens, plus a Pro layer that saves every round, tracks your handicap, and shares the card with a view or edit link.
The Baseball Scorekeeper Grew Up: Lineup Cards, the Diamond, Pitch-by-Pitch, and a Watch Link for the Stands
What the browser baseball scorekeeper does now — a real batting order with positions, a live diamond, pitch-by-pitch logging with a heat map, and a watch link parents can follow from the bleachers.
Why a Counter Beats a Guess: Tracking a 980-Sticker World Cup Album Without Losing the Plot
The 2026 World Cup album is the biggest ever — 980 stickers across 48 teams. Here is what a simple counter tells you that a stack of packs and a hopeful feeling never will.
Hockey Scorekeeper for Youth, Junior, and Women's Hockey: A Free Online Scoreboard That Actually Handles the Penalty Box
From mites and squirts on Saturday morning ice to a college women's NCAA Division I tilt — the penalty math, period lengths, and goal-entry flows that the parent in the stands and the volunteer in the box have always done by hand are now one tap each.
Pitch Counter for College Baseball: The NCAA's 110-Pitch Cap and Why the Bullpen Tracker Matters More
The NCAA codified a 110-pitch ceiling and 25/51/76 rest tiers in 2018 — but the cap rarely binds. The actual job at the college level is managing four arms in a midweek game and keeping a clean per-pitcher log for the next start.
Pitch Counter for Little League: The Rest-Day Math Every Parent Scorekeeper Will Forget
A working scorekeeper's guide to running Little League's per-age pitch limits and four-tier rest rules from a phone on the bench, without a printed chart and without phoning the league director after every game.
Pitch Counter for High School Baseball: One Tool, Fifty Different State Rule Books
NFHS told every state to write its own pitch-count rule in 2017 and they did — different daily caps, different rest tiers, different cumulative weekly limits. A working tool needs to track the count without assuming the rule.
