Send a photo of the scoresheet. Get the stats.
Keep scoring on paper, like always. Take a photo of the scoresheet or the lineup card and in about a minute it comes back typed: runs by inning, every batter's line and the pitching, with anything uncertain marked for you to check.
No account. Up to 5 photos an hour.
Try it with your scoresheet
Choose whether it is the game's scoresheet or a lineup card, upload the photo and wait on this page: the reading shows up right here.
Take a photo of your lineup or the game sheet and we give it back typed out. Check what is marked before you trust it.
Up to 4 photos, straight on and well lit.
Three steps, no typing
- 1
Take the photo
Straight on, in good light, with the whole sheet in frame. Two pages? Send both.
- 2
We read it
A scoresheet in about a minute, a lineup in seconds. You can leave the page open.
- 3
Check what is marked
We show you everything we read. Anything we were not sure of is listed apart, so you look at it before you trust it.
What it reads
The scoresheet you already use, handwritten, in the format you know.
Each team's runs by inning, and the score.
Every batter's line: at-bats, runs, hits, RBIs, walks, strikeouts and whatever else the sheet records.
Each pitcher's line: innings, hits, runs, walks and strikeouts.
The lineup: batting order, jersey number and position of every player.
The notes the scorer wrote on the sheet.
In your league, the photo goes straight into the game
The manager or the scorer sends the photo from the dashboard or the game, without leaving RosterMetrix. When everything adds up, the sheet is handed over on its own and the game is published once both sides are in. When something could not be read for sure, it is written into the game with the doubtful cells marked, to finish and send.
Included free in your league: every scoresheet you send, no charge per photo.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Trying it here is free with no account, up to 5 photos an hour. In a RosterMetrix league it is included: every scoresheet you send, no charge per photo.
Which scoresheets does it read?
Handwritten baseball and softball scoresheets, with the grid Latin leagues use, and lineup cards. It reads best from a photo taken straight on, in good light, without shadows.
What if it misreads something?
We show you everything it read and mark what it was not sure of. In a league, a sheet is only handed over on its own when it adds up; otherwise it stays a draft for you to finish.
What happens to my photos?
Photos you try here are deleted after 7 days. They are read by Claude, Anthropic's AI; the details are in the privacy policy.
Do we have to give up paper?
No. That is the point: the scorer keeps the sheet and the pencil, and the photo does the rest. If you ever prefer scoring on a phone, the app is there too.