Point HitMark at a video of an at-bat and it finds every pitch the hitter saw, then clips each one so you can review it, trim it, and share the cuts worth keeping — perfect for the dugout between innings or a highlight reel.
Recording an at-bat is easy. Finding the moments worth keeping — across dozens of videos from a single tournament — is the chore. HitMark does that part for you.
Pick a single at-bat video from Photos or Files — or record one right in HitMark, which automatically captures at the recommended resolution and frame rate when your device supports it. One at-bat at a time.
A custom computer-vision model — built in-house and running entirely on your device — scans the at-bat for swing motion and clips each pitch it finds. Every pitch the hitter saw, not just the hits.
Scrub each clip and trim it, then share it wherever it needs to go through the system share sheet — save to Photos or Files, drop it in Messages, or hand it to any other app. Pull the best swings together for a reel.
Every detected pitch opens in a full review panel built for studying the swing and trimming down to the moment that matters.
HitMark was built privacy-first. The analysis that finds each pitch runs entirely on your device — there are no servers in the loop, no uploads, and nothing to track.
Every frame is analyzed right on your device by our in-house model. Your video is never uploaded to a server to be processed.
There’s no sign-up and no analytics. HitMark doesn’t collect your data or watch how you use the app.
A clip only goes somewhere when you share it — to Photos, Files, Messages, or another app of your choosing. Until then, it stays with you.
HitMark comes from the team behind Scouted, the recruiting journal for high school athletes and the parents helping them. Scouted keeps your schools, coaches, and conversations organized; HitMark turns the at-bats you film into clips worth keeping.
Built for baseball and softball players working toward the next level — and free to use.
Explore Scouted →HitMark is on its way to the App Store. Free to use, private by design, and built to turn the videos you already shoot into clips you’ll actually keep.
