Bat path, timing, posture, load, contact quality, and connection through the ball.
Player development labBASEBALL WORKSHOP
Scout-style mechanics reviews
The video already on your phone
BETTER MECHANICS IN 30 DAYS.
STARTING WITH ONE CLIP.
Upload one saved swing or bullpen video and get a pro-style mechanical breakdown built on real scouting checkpoints. Clear feedback, one development plan, and a cleaner next step for players, parents, and coaches.
Scout-style mechanics reviewBuilt on real scouting checkpointsSeparate hitting and pitching pathsDesigned for parents, players, and coaches
30-daydevelopment plan
Choose onehitting or pitching review
1 linkin-app report + email
Best swing / pitch analysis tool in the game
Direction, lower-half sequence, arm timing, finish, and repeatable movement patterns.
How it works
SIMPLE FOR FAMILIES. SHARP ENOUGH FOR COACHES.
01
Upload the clip already on your phone
Game at-bats, cage work, bullpen video, or slow-motion practice clips all work.
02
Run a scout-style mechanical review
The review is built around real scouting checkpoints, movement sequence, and actionable baseball language.
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Work the next 30 days with one plan
Open the report in app and by email with strengths, issues, drills, and the next priorities.
Why it matters
YOUR TRAVEL BALL BUDGET DESERVES A SECOND OPINION.
You are already paying for tournaments, lessons, gear, and reps. The goal here is not more noise. It is a cleaner read on what the player actually needs to fix next.
Scout-style review
Built on visible checkpoints, movement sequence, and clear baseball language.
One player at a time
Focused enough to support parents, private coaches, and team staff without guesswork.
The Video You Already Have
BETTER MECHANICS IN 30 DAYS
You already have the clip. The question is whether anyone can turn it into a useful plan. Baseball Workshop takes the swing or bullpen video already sitting on your phone and turns it into a structured report that tells you what is working, what is not, and what to do next.
Stop Guessing. Start Fixing.
ONE REPORT. ONE PLAN.
No conflicting opinions, no guessing from the backstop, and no vague lesson talk. Just a clear breakdown, real baseball language, and one development plan the player can actually follow.
Coaches Ready To Maximize Your Time
DO YOU HAVE A PLAYER SLIPPING THROUGH YOUR PROGRAM?
Baseball Workshop helps coaches and teams get a cleaner second set of eyes on one player at a time, so important mechanical issues do not get missed while you are managing the full group.
Pricing
CHOOSE THE PLAN THAT FITS THE PLAYER OR PROGRAM.
Start with a simple monthly check-in, move up to a player plan for repeated progress tracking, or pick a coach tier for multiple players. Academy pricing stays custom for now.
Monthly check-in
Starter
$7.99per month
Best for parents who want one clean mechanics check-in each month.
- 1 hitting or pitching report each month
- Built for simple monthly progress checks
- Email plus in-app report delivery
Most popular
Player
$13.99per month
Best value for active players who want to track progress through the month.
- 3 reports each month
- Best for serious players and families
- Track changes over multiple swings or bullpens
For instructors
Coach
$39.99per month
Built for private instructors, small teams, and serious baseball families.
- 12 reports each month
- Ideal for multiple players or repeat check-ins
- Good fit for private coaches and small programs
Custom
Academy / Enterprise
Starting at $149per month
For higher report volume, multiple players, coach dashboards, team folders, and branded reports.
- Higher monthly report volume
- Multiple players and team workflows
- Custom setup and support
Sample report
STILL ON THE FENCE? TAKE A LOOK AT A SAMPLE REPORT.
The finished report should feel like a real baseball document, not a generic app screen. Clear enough for families to follow, sharp enough for coaches to use.
Clear first read
The top issues, corrections, drills, and next priorities should be easy to scan fast.
Built for repeat use
Every report should look strong on a phone, on desktop, and inside the email flow.
Sample hitting report
DUKE RAMIREZ / Hitting Review
Duke, the base is athletic and the intent is strong. The biggest win here is that the swing already has energy and rotation. The next jump comes from cleaning up the bat path in the load, getting the barrel working sooner, and building a more direct move to contact.
Hitting ReviewScout-style breakdown30-day development plan
The base is there. Keep building around what already plays.
Keep the barrel more upright or slightly forward in the load so the hands stay connected and the barrel can attack sooner.
Keep the barrel above the hands and let the turn deliver it.
Visual checkpoints
Key frames from the uploaded clip, paired with the coaching point that matters most.
SetupLower HalfAthletic base to start the move
The stance is balanced and ready, which gives the swing a strong foundation to build on.
What it confirms
Athletic setup with a strong base and good intent to attack the baseball.
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LoadBarrelBarrel starts to wrap behind the head
This is where the path gets longer and the barrel can start working too deep.
What to do
Keep the barrel more upright or slightly forward in the load so the hands stay connected and the barrel can attack sooner.
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LaunchFront ArmTurn is there, but connection can get cleaner
The body rotation has life, but the lead side can start pushing before the barrel is carried through the turn.
What to do
Let the body rotation carry the barrel instead of reaching with the lead side. Think turn first, then release.
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FinishRotationGood rotation through the end of the swing
The finish shows enough intent and extension to feel like this is a cleanup, not a rebuild.
What to do
The finish shows enough intent and extension to feel like this is a cleanup, not a rebuild.
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- Athletic setup with a strong base and good intent to attack the baseball.
- The lower half starts the move well, so the swing does not feel all arms.
- The finish shows real rotation and enough extension to build around.
- You stay engaged through the move instead of drifting passively into contact.
The barrel works a little too far behind the helmet during the load, which lengthens the path and makes the move less direct.
Correction
Keep the barrel more upright or slightly forward in the load so the hands stay connected and the barrel can attack sooner.
The front arm starts to push out before the body fully turns, which can make the move feel disconnected at contact.
Correction
Let the body rotation carry the barrel instead of reaching with the lead side. Think turn first, then release.
Shorten the move into launchFirst priority
Cue: Keep the barrel above the hands and let the turn deliver it.
Drills: high tee inside, launch position holds, short toss turn-and-go
Improve connection through contactNext priority
Cue: Turn the chest and hips together before the hands chase the ball.
Drills: connection ball turns, walk-through swings, front toss with pause load
Goals: Shorter launch move, Barrel stays more neutral
Checkpoints: No wrap behind the head, Hands stay connected to the body turn
Goals: Attack sooner, Stay inside the baseball
Checkpoints: Barrel works earlier, More direct path to contact
Goals: Keep the same move under speed, Hold connection through contact
Checkpoints: No early push, Harder line-drive contact in reps
Private beta
WANT EARLY ACCESS? JOIN THE BETA THE RIGHT WAY.
This is for trusted parents, players, coaches, and teams who want to help shape the product before broader rollout. We want honest feedback, real baseball use cases, and a tight testing group.
What we want
Real uploads, honest reactions, and quick notes on anything confusing or slow.
What you agree to
Keep beta materials private, respect player-video consent, and help us sharpen the product.
Beta tester form
RAISE YOUR HAND.
Fill this out and we will follow up with next steps, a private testing link, and what kind of feedback will help most.