Rizzler iOS App — Coach from the Dugout

Rizzler's iOS app is the dugout half of the equation. Plan your games on the web app at home, then pull up the plan on your iPhone or iPad at the field. Execute your lineup, count pitches, chart locations, score at-bats, and make changes on the fly — all from your phone while you're actually coaching.

The iOS app is built for game day. Everything is designed to work with one hand, in bright sunlight, while a kid is asking you if he can pitch next inning.

Execute your game plan. The plan you built on your laptop is already on your phone. Tap to see the current inning's lineup, fielding positions, and pitching assignments. Swipe to see what's coming next.

Count pitches in real time. Tap for each pitch — ball or strike. Rizzler tracks the count, calculates rest day impact, and alerts you when your pitcher is approaching their limit. No more mental math on top of everything else. More on pitch counting →

Chart pitch locations. Tap the zone where each pitch landed. After the game, you've got heatmaps showing where your pitcher lives — and where they're getting hit. Use the data to plan bullpen work during the week.

Score the game. Record at-bats, hits, walks, strikeouts, errors, and runs. Your stats stay private — only your coaching staff sees them. No parents checking live scores and texting you about why their kid batted eighth.

Make real-time adjustments. Player got hurt? Kid showed up late? Swap a fielder in the current inning and Rizzler adjusts every remaining inning automatically. The plan adapts. You don't have to redo the whole thing on a napkin.

Share with your coaching staff. Your assistant coaches see the same game plan on their phones. When you make a change, they see it instantly. No more shouting across the dugout about who's playing where next inning.

Most apps are built for a desk. Rizzler's iOS app is built for a dugout on a 95-degree Saturday afternoon.

Big tap targets. No tiny buttons. Everything is designed for tapping with a finger, not a stylus.

Bright-light visibility. High-contrast interface that works in direct sunlight. You shouldn't have to cup your hand around your phone to see the lineup.

One-hand operation. Count pitches, chart locations, and score at-bats with one hand. Your other hand is holding a fungo or signaling to your third-base coach.

Offline capability. Fields don't always have cell service. Your game plan loads before the game and works without connectivity. Data syncs when you're back online.

iPhone and iPad. The app works on both. Some coaches prefer the phone in their pocket. Others mount an iPad on the dugout fence. Both are fully supported.

The two apps are designed to be used together. Most coaches follow this pattern:

Night before the game: Open the web app on your laptop. Build your game plan — batting order, fielding rotation, pitching assignments. Use AI Batting Order or AI Fielding Positions if you're on the Pro plan. Save it.

At the field: Open the iOS app. Your game plan is there. Share it with your coaches.

During the game: Execute from the iOS app. Count pitches, chart locations, score at-bats, make adjustments. Everything syncs to the web app in real time.

After the game: Check stats and pitch data on either app. Use them to plan the next game. Over the season, the data builds into trends you can use for player evaluations and lineup decisions.

You don't need both — the web app works on mobile browsers and the iOS app works for planning. But the combination is how coaches get the most out of Rizzler.