Diamond Scout
MICHAEL PAUL BENDER Sports iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Diamond Scout is a free Sports app for iPhone and iPad by MICHAEL PAUL BENDER. Rated 5.0/5 from 1 ratings. Requires iOS 18.0. Updated September 21, 2026.
- Rating
- 5.0
- 1 ratings
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 21 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Sep 21
- 2026 · v1.4.0
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About Diamond Scout
Diamond Scout turns a game's play-by-play into the scouting report you want before the first pitch. Share or paste a game's play-by-play and Diamond Scout reads it line by line — who batted, where the ball went, how the at-bat ended — then builds spray charts, batting lines, and a plan for the team you face next. Everything it finds is shown to you for review before a game is saved. SPRAY CHARTS THAT READ AT A GLANCE Every batted ball is placed on the field and labelled with a two-letter code, so the shape of a hitter is obvious in one look. Green is a hit, red is an out, grey is a sacrifice. Filter any chart to hits, outs, sacrifices, ground balls, or balls in the air. HITTERS AND THEIR TENDENCIES Full batting lines with average, on-base, slugging, and OPS. Sort by any stat, set a minimum plate-appearance threshold so small samples stop topping the list, and open a hitter for a game-by-game log and an average trend. A DEFENSIVE PLAN, NOT JUST DATA Diamond Scout reads each hitter's spray and tells your fielders where to stand, in steps, scaled to the field you actually play on — 46/60, 50/70, or 60/90. When a hitter genuinely sprays the ball everywhere, it says so plainly instead of inventing a shift that opens both gaps. DIAMOND IQ: THE WHOLE OPPONENT AT ONCE Pick any team on your file and get the read before you see them — first-pitch tendencies, two-out damage, where in the order the damage sits, whether their starter fades the second time through, when in the game they score, who runs and who gets caught, and whether they will bunt. Every finding says how many trips it rests on, and nothing is said until a team has 25 plate appearances on file, because a rate built on fewer sounds confident and is wrong. POCKET CARDS FOR THE FIELDERS The scouting screen is organised by hitter — right for the coach preparing, wrong for the boy in right field. Printed fielding cards pivot the same plan: nine cards, one per position, each carrying the whole opposing order with that fielder's own instruction beside every hitter. Six to a landscape sheet with faint lines along every cut, each folding once into a back pocket. A full set — nine fielders plus three for the dugout — is two pages. PITCHING REPORTS Strike and ball rates, strikeouts looking and swinging, walks, hit batters, ground-ball rate, hits and extra-base hits allowed, innings, and the putaway pitch — whatever the play-by-play gives up. BUILT FOR THE DUGOUT A lineup card for the nine hitters you are about to face, count-leverage splits, speed profiles from baserunning, and a dugout mode read at arm's length. Every card notes how much data sits behind it, so you know when a number is a hint and when it is a pattern. A ROSTER THAT LEARNS Correct a name once and the original spelling is kept as an alias, so the same player is recognised next time you import. Merge duplicates, set handedness, and keep opponents separate from your own team. YOURS, AND YOURS ALONE Every game is read and every statistic computed on your own device, and the whole app works signed out — no account is required to scout, chart, or print. Sign in only to sync your games to your other devices or share them with your staff. Back up to a file whenever you like and restore it on a new phone. Share a player card or scouting report as an image. A demo season is built in, so every screen has real baseball in it before you import anything. Diamond Scout is free to install and includes five game imports. Diamond Scout Pro unlocks unlimited importing for $4.99 per month or $49.99 per year. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and can be managed in Settings. Games you have already imported stay readable whether or not you subscribe. Terms of Use: https://iw449vxbkefmwd9dilmne-web-diamond-scout.rork.live/terms Privacy Policy: https://iw449vxbkefmwd9dilmne-web-diamond-scout.rork.live/privacy
What’s new
Version 1.4.0 · Updated September 21, 2026
Diamond IQ Pick any team on your file and get the whole read at once — what they do well, where you can get at them, and who to have a plan for. First-pitch tendencies, two-out damage, where in the order the damage actually sits, whether their starter fades the second time through, when in the game they score, who runs and who gets caught, and whether they will bunt on you. Every finding says how many trips it rests on, and it stays quiet until there is enough on file to be worth saying. Pocket cards for the fielders Nine printed cards, one per position, each carrying the whole opposing order with that fielder's own instruction beside every hitter — so the boy in right field gets nine lines that are all his, instead of a screen of calls for eight other people. Six to a landscape sheet with faint lines along every cut, each folding once into a back pocket. A full set is the nine fielders plus three dugout cards, so it prints as two pages. The pitcher's card carries how to work each hitter rather than where to stand; the catcher's carries who runs and who bunts. Scoring position, read properly When the feed named a runner who was put out, the trips behind him used to go unread all the way to the third out. Now a named retirement clears him off his base and the half keeps being read — including the two places the feed hides it, on the pitch line where a caught stealing or pickoff is written, and in a plain statement of where a runner remains. Across a 198-game file this cut unreadable scoring-position trips by more than two thirds. What still goes unread is genuinely silent, and is left alone rather than guessed at. A demo season is built in Every screen now has real baseball in it before you import anything, so Diamond IQ and the fielding cards have something to show on day one. Every club and player in it is renamed, each game is badged SAMPLE, and it clears in one tap from Settings.
App privacy
The developer, MICHAEL PAUL BENDER, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Linked to You
The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:
- Purchases: Purchase History
- Contact Info: Email Address, Name
- User Content: Other User Content
- Identifiers: User ID
Used for: App Functionality
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