YELLOWBAT
Follow · Play · Organize
Wiffle ball, finally organised.
Run your league from your phone. Keep score at the picnic table. Follow the teams and players you actually care about — and let the standings, stats and schedules keep themselves up to date.
Free. Every feature, no subscription, no in-app purchase.
The whole loop, in one app
Most wiffle ball lives in a group chat, a spreadsheet, and a scorebook in somebody's car boot. YellowBat replaces all three without asking anyone to become an administrator.
Your teams, your league
Follow a team, a player, a competition — or a single fixture. Your home screen becomes live scores and results for exactly those, and nothing else.
Score it in seconds
Tap a run in, or log every at-bat if you want the box score. Both produce the same stats. Backyard games need no roster and welcome guests who will never install anything.
Leagues and brackets
Round-robin schedules, single and double elimination, standings that derive themselves from results. Share one link and your roster fills itself.
Built for the way it is actually played
Serious enough for a league that runs a full season. Casual enough for six people who decided on Friday.
Scores confirm themselves
One side submits, the other confirms. Nobody answers within 48 hours and it posts anyway — silence is consent, so the table never freezes.
Stats that follow the player
Career history survives leaving a team. Guests who later sign up inherit everything they did before they had an account.
One account, every role
Nobody picks "fan" or "player" at signup. You are a commissioner of one league and a bench player on another at the same time, and the app just knows.
Who is actually turning up
RSVP per game, and reschedule by agreement rather than by decree. The two things that used to live in the group chat.
Pickup is first class
A backyard session has no roster and no teams. Sides get redrawn every game, guests count, and the box score is still right.
Free, properly
No paid tier, no gated second competition, no in-app purchase. The organisers are the reason any of this works.
Bringing a league across?
Create the competition, add your teams, and send one invite link to the group chat. Players join by tapping it — no account needed first.
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