From the full roster
to a single frame — four levels
Redesigned around the athlete. Taking its cue from the American baseball card, every player gets a card of their own that shows what they can do — their best shot of the day and their best number. From the card to the session, the video, and the one frame that proves it: every level links to the next.
Players — every athlete gets a card
The athlete is the main character, not the video list. Each card carries the player's best shot of the day and the one number that sums them up — max speed for a pitcher, max distance for a hitter — with group, throwing or batting hand, latest session date and session count alongside.
- The photo picks itself: when a session ends, the card switches to that day's best rep — the fastest pitch, the longest hit.
- Filter by group — youth, middle school, adult, women — and by left or right hand.
- AI Report on every card opens the athlete's full analysis. A red frame means that athlete is on camera right now.
Sessions — one athlete, one row per session
Open a card and the athlete's banner leads: name, best number, group and hand, sessions and videos. Below, every session is one row — the photo from that day, date and time, pitch count, max, average and minimum speed, strike rate and a nine-zone map.
- Every row has its own photo: the athlete's best rep from that session.
- AI Session Report on every row. The AI Overall Report on the banner holds the season's growth curve.
Videos — one session, as it was recorded
One session, every video. The header carries that day's photo and the AI Session Report; below, the videos keep their pitch order. The best ones are marked where they stand — never pulled to the top — so the session reads the way it was coached.
- Each video shows its number, time and result — speed for a pitch, distance for a swing.
- Tap a video and the multi-angle player opens on it.
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#22The player — proven in the field for years
The multi-angle player our broadcast clients have used for a decade: rotate around the athlete, slow the motion down, snap a frame, draw on it. In 4DTrack it keeps its place in the record — previous and next follow the session's rep order, and the session is one click up.
The share link — progress a parent can open
One read-only link from the coach: the growth curve, the highlight clips, the coach's note. No login, no other athletes, phone-first. For an academy, this is the screen that re-enrolls.
Reports — the season, signed by the coach
Session and monthly reports assembled from the same record: growth curve, highlights, the numbers that moved, and the coach's own summary. Web view, PDF, or a share link.
Athletes, names, numbers and footage in these screens are AI-generated samples, not real members.
