AI-powered swing analysis · Baseball IQ training
AtBatLab is one app for the whole player. Swing Lab uses AI to break down a swing from a phone video. Skills Lab puts athletes in real game situations and teaches the right play. Free while we’re in beta.
Turn the lead force
The runner from first is forced at second. Getting the lead runner keeps the double play possible.
Three labs, one player
Skills Lab is ready today. Swing Lab and Live Practice Coach are open in beta and still being built, so your feedback shapes them.
Know the play before the ball is hit.
Real game situations, from Starter basics to Advanced team plays. The athlete makes the call, sees why it works, and harder situations open as their reads get sharper.
AI-powered swing analysis.
Record a swing on your phone. Our AI tracks 33 points on the body in every frame and breaks down the load, stride, hip and shoulder turn, and finish, then gives a drill for what it finds. It’s open now in beta and still being built, so your feedback shapes what comes next.
A second set of eyes at practice.
Set your phone on the fence. It gets the athlete in position, counts the reps, and speaks one short tip after each rep.
How it works
Parents add their players. Coaches share one team code, and families ask to join. Kids don’t need an account.
Workshops are grouped by position and level. Coaches can assign them, and coaches and parents can build their own plays.
The situation plays out on the field. The athlete taps where the ball goes. Each rep takes a minute or two.
Every answer is explained for the athlete, the parent, and the coach. When more than one answer works, it says so.
Harder situations open as an athlete gets reads right on the first try. Report cards show the progress.
Skills Lab is ready today, with more than 8,000 situations from Starter to Advanced.
Film from the side with any phone. No sensors or extra gear.
Keep just the swing itself, a few seconds from load to finish.
Our AI tracks 33 points on the body in every frame. Results take about 60 seconds (estimated).
Hip and shoulder turn, stride, balance, and timing, with a drill for what it finds.
Compare swings and watch the mechanics improve from one session to the next.
Swing Lab is open in beta and still being built, so your feedback helps. In testing, a swing took 13 to 69 seconds; it can take a little longer when lots of athletes are sending swings at once.
Turn it sideways and point it at the hitter, from the first- or third-base side.
It tells the athlete where to stand until their whole body is in the shot.
Dry swings or tee work. It counts each rep on its own.
Spoken out loud in a voice you choose from your phone’s voices, and never in the middle of a swing.
Live Practice Coach runs entirely on your phone. The video never leaves it. It’s open in beta.
Every answer explained
Every Skills Lab answer is explained for the athlete, the parent, and the coach. Kids learn at their level, parents follow along, and everyone picks up the language coaches use on the field.
“Second base gets the lead runner. Feed the covering infielder early and chest-high so they can turn two.”
Written for their age, in words a kid uses.
“With a runner forced off first, the defense usually takes the closest force at second before trying for first.”
So you can talk about the play at dinner, even if you never played.
“Correct lead-force read. Reinforce early underhand/short-arm feed selection based on distance and momentum.”
The way coaches talk, so families learn it too.
From a real Skills Lab play: runner on first, one out, ground ball to the shortstop.
Built for the whole dugout
Each person sees what they need, and parents decide who sees their athlete.
Short questions, quick feedback, and badges for putting in the work. Kids don’t need an account or an email.
Follow every workshop, report card, and badge. Build your own plays for the situations your athlete keeps seeing, and connect to their coach with a team code.
Build workshops from real situations or your own plays on an iPad or phone, assign them to your team, and add your assistant coaches.
No sensors. No made-up numbers.
AtBatLab works with the phone you already have, so no family has to buy extra gear. Speed numbers like bat speed and exit velocity need a bat sensor or a radar to be right, so we leave them out instead of guessing.
If any app shows you bat speed or exit velocity from a phone video alone, with no sensor on the bat and no radar, that number is an estimate at best, however precise it looks. We think you deserve to know that.
For young players, USA Baseball’s player development plan puts fundamentals and technique first. That’s where we focus.
Privacy
AtBatLab is built for kids, so we follow the strictest children’s privacy rules in the country, for everyone. Read the privacy policy
We don’t show ads, and we don’t build ad profiles.
Your athlete’s information isn’t for sale, to anyone.
You choose which coaches see your athlete, and you can change it anytime.
Our analysis runs on our own systems. Videos never go to outside AI companies.
Swing videos are deleted after 30 days. The measurements stay.
Download everything, or delete an athlete or your whole account, from Settings.
Pricing
Lessons and travel ball add up fast. AtBatLab is here to give players good coaching for less, and to take some of the load off the coaches and parents who already give so much.
Everything in AtBatLab is free while we’re testing. The plans below are the prices we expect after beta, based on what it costs to run AtBatLab today. They may change. Whatever they end up being, our goal stays the same: keep baseball training accessible and as affordable as we can.
Every plan includes all of Skills Lab. Plans differ in Swing Lab analysis and athletes.
Expected to stay free.
Billed monthly
Billed monthly
Tell us what works and what doesn’t. Servers, video analysis, and development all cost real money and real hours, and honest feedback from families and coaches is how we spend both on the right things. It means a lot to our team.
Questions
Yes. Everything is free while we’re in beta, and there’s no card to enter. We’ll let you know in the app well before any paid plans start.
Skills Lab is ready to use today, with more than 8,000 situations, workshops, report cards, and coach tools. The whole app is in beta, which mostly means it’s free while we test and we keep adding to it.
About 60 seconds per swing, as an estimate. In our testing, a swing took anywhere from 13 to 69 seconds, and about 24 seconds was typical. When a lot of athletes are sending swings at the same time, yours may take a little longer.
Measuring bat speed, exit velocity, or launch angle accurately takes a sensor on the bat or a radar. A phone camera can’t measure them on its own, so a number shown without one is a guess at best, however exact it looks. We show what video measures well: how the body moves through the swing, from load to finish. For young players, that’s where USA Baseball’s development plan puts the focus.
Yes. It speaks short tips out loud using the voices built into your phone, so there’s nothing to buy. It stays quiet during the swing and talks between reps. Don’t like the voice? On iPhone or iPad, open Settings, then Accessibility, then Read & Speak (called Spoken Content on older versions), then Voices, then English, and download a Premium or Enhanced voice. Then choose it in Live Practice Coach.
No. Accounts are for parents, guardians, and coaches (18 and older). You add your athletes, and they tap their name to play on your phone or tablet.
Workshops are grouped by level, from 7U up through 13U and older. Coaches and parents can pick the level that fits each player.
Yes. AtBatLab runs in the browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, and computers today, and you can sign in with Face ID or Touch ID. A dedicated iPhone and iPad app is on the way.
You, the coaches you connect, and the assistant coaches they approve. Teammates only see a first name, last initial, and practice points on the team board, and you can keep your athlete off it.
Free while we’re in beta. Set up your family or your team in a few minutes.
