Step one
Count the pitch
Use free rostered Quick Count on iPhone. Tap to count, undo a miscount, correct the total, or resume an interrupted outing. Keep your eyes on the field.
iPhone · internal TestFlight testing
Count every pitch. Keep the whole record.
A complete free pitch counter for adult coaches and parents. Count, correct, resume, and keep the record. Plus adds the rules and context that help you understand what those pitches mean for the next game.
How it works
Count. Keep the record. Understand the context.
Start with the free counter. Add Plus when you want league-rule estimates, advanced tracking, and more context for the recorded work.
Step two
Keep the record
Save completed counts to your pitcher's history. Your roster, raw records, and account export remain yours whether or not you subscribe.
Step three
Add context with Plus
Apply your selected rules to estimate the working limit, required rest, and next eligibility. Rule-backed outings save their rule context. Recorded workload adds context without making a physical-readiness assessment.
Free counts the pitches.
Plus tells you what the count means.
One optional subscription. The same Plus intelligence for coaches and parents, within the tools each uses.
Free
A complete rostered counter on iPhone. No counting cap and no trial clock.
- Unlimited pitchers and the teams or programs your account supports
- Quick Count: count, undo, correct, resume, and save
- Raw chronological history and account export
- iPhone Live Activity for the running count
Free records the count. Choose Plus to see rule estimates and recorded workload.
Mound Ready Plus
Rules and recorded context for your next decision.
- All built-in and custom rule presets
- Rule-derived limits, rest, eligibility, and availability
- Recorded workload, Game Count, Pitch Mix, and Quick Track
- Bullpen intelligence and advanced reports
- Coach schedule and rotation planning
- Apple Watch app and watch-face complication
Six-month and annual plans. The app shows available offers, localized prices, and any trial eligibility before purchase.
If Plus ends, your roster, raw counts, history, and account export remain available. An in-progress rule-backed outing can finish with its saved rules. New Plus or Watch sessions require active Plus. Billing and access help.
Mound Ready Plus · coach view
See the week across your staff.
Recorded pitches, required rest, and the next game share one view. Review each pitcher's availability under the selected league rules, then open their record for the details.
The screen's availability labels describe rule eligibility from recorded activity. They do not assess a pitcher's physical readiness.
What's in it
Built for the dugout, not the desk.
Choose how you track
Quick Count is free on iPhone. Plus adds Game Count, Pitch Mix, and Quick Track. Quick Track requires an account; it is separate from the read-only demo available before sign-up.
A demo before you sign up
The app includes a read-only demo with an example roster, so you can see how counting and eligibility behave before you make an account.
The staff at a glance
With Plus, review staff availability under the selected league rules before writing the lineup. Rule eligibility is an estimate from recorded context, not a statement about physical readiness.
Works with no signal
Counts are saved on the phone first, with sync when connectivity returns. An interrupted count can be resumed. Check sync status before changing devices. Sync help explains how to keep pending records.
The Watch counts too
Plus includes the Apple Watch app and complication. Start a session on iPhone, then count from your paired Watch. The iPhone Live Activity is also available with free rostered Quick Count.
The record is yours
Export your account records to a JSON archive, and use the app's outing export tools to share recorded work. Account deletion removes active records permanently; it does not cancel an Apple subscription.
Who it's for
One instrument, two seats.
Coaches
Keep the whole roster counting for free. Plus adds staff availability, bullpen intelligence, and schedule and rotation planning for your next game. You choose the pitcher; the app supplies recorded context and rule estimates.
Parents
Follow your pitcher across teams and seasons. Count for free; add Plus for each program's rules and recorded workload across programs in your account. Keep school, travel, and rec records together for the pitcher you follow.
The rules engine
Your league's chart, already loaded.
Plus includes 55 built-in presets: six system presets and 49 state high-school associations. Each names its source document. Plus also lets you build a custom chart for a house league, travel ball, or a tournament.
55built-in presets
49state high-school associations
6system presets
Custombuild your own chart
Explore a rule example.
Choose a chart and change the example count to see its rest tiers. This website illustrates one displayed band at a time; the app also considers recorded history and the selected rule context.
stated assumptions
Regular season · ages 11–12
/ 85
pitches today
0
68 · short leash
85 · daily max
Short leash
At or above the warning threshold for this chart.
- Rest for this count
- 4 days
- Earliest date from this chart
- 5 days after this example outing
- Cap on that next outing
Static example shown. Interactive charts need JavaScript and rule data.
Little League · verified
An illustrative single-chart calculation using data extracted from app presets. It assumes an outing today in the displayed age or grade band, with no prior throwing history. It does not evaluate consecutive days, rolling totals, appearance restrictions, or automatic seasonal chart changes. The app evaluates additional context. This example cannot establish eligibility; confirm current rules with your league.
New York — NYSPHSAA
Three charts, one season.
New York doesn't publish a pitch-count chart. It publishes three — March, April, and May–June each get their own — and which one governs depends on the month you're in. The engine moves with the season.
Delaware — DIAA
The chart flips on the sixth game.
Not on a date, on a contest count. Delaware also carries a doubleheader rule that turns on per-inning pitch counts, which the app doesn't track — so it says so on screen rather than quietly skipping it.
Browse the 49 state associations
Why 49? Wyoming's association doesn't sanction high-school baseball, so there's no published rule to ship. When there's no rule, we don't invent one.
Every preset names its source document and ships marked verified or provisional, so you can see which kind you're looking at. Rule-backed outings snapshot their rule context. Free count-only records have no rule snapshot or derived verdict.
The honesty rule
What it doesn't do.
The record provides context. The coach or parent makes the decision.
- It doesn't predict injury. Recorded workload describes entered activity. It does not measure fatigue, recovery, injury risk, or physical readiness. Throwing that nobody records is outside the picture.
- It doesn't enforce every rule. With Plus and selected rules, the app evaluates daily maximums, required rest, consecutive days, cumulative caps, appearance limits, doubleheaders, and chart changes. It doesn't model innings limits, out counts, tournament totals, season volume, or pitch-type guidance — and it names the ones it skips on the screen where you start an outing.
- It isn't a compliance authority. Presets were built from published documents at the time. Rules change and we may not have the newest revision. Confirming the current rules with your league is part of the job.
- It doesn't make the call. The app gives you the evidence, the consequence, and the working limit. Whether a pitcher throws the next pitch is a coach's decision, not an app's.
Privacy
Your roster is yours.
No ads. No behavioral tracking.
No advertising, no behavioral profiling, no analytics built to follow you. Your data is never sold or shared with advertisers, leagues, or scouting services. Service providers process account sync, account emails, diagnostics, and subscription status to operate the app. The privacy policy explains what each receives.
Players don't sign in
Accounts are for adults — coaches and parents. Youth players do not sign in or use the app directly. Adults maintain private pitcher records. There are no leaderboards and no public profiles.
Delete means delete
Deleting your account removes it and its records immediately, and can't be undone — no soft delete, no recovery window. Limited traces can persist in backups and provider logs until they expire on their own; the privacy policy explains retention. Cancel Plus separately in Apple's subscription settings.
Count the first pitch.
Mound Ready is in internal TestFlight testing. Email to ask about future beta access; sending an email does not provide an immediate invitation. There's a read-only demo inside the app too, so you can look around before you make an account.