It's the offseason. With no games until 2027, Boxscored is quiet. Your watchlist and settings are saved, and final 2026 stats stay up all winter. What still works →

Free · Built by a fan, for fans

Your players, boxscored.

Boxscored is a free app for fans who follow players, not just teams. Keep a watchlist of your hitters and pitchers, see every at-bat drawn like a paper scorebook, get advanced stats in plain English, and set alerts for the players and teams you care about.

Open the app. It's free.

No app store, no download. Open it in your browser, add it to your home screen, and it works like any other app. See how →

Your watchlist is the home screen

Illustration with fictional players. The red ring means he's at the plate right now.

The flagship feature

Every at-bat, drawn like a scorebook

Each plate appearance becomes a scorecard diamond. The basepath fills in as the runner advances, a backwards ꓘ marks a called strikeout, a run scored fills the diamond, and a grand slam turns the whole box gold. If you've kept score by hand at the park, this is that, for every player on your list. Learn the notation →

1st
Single
3rd
Strikeout looking
4th
Two-run homer
6th
Double, later scored
7th
Groundout, short to first
9th
Grand slam

The whole game, not just the score

Every game gets a full scorebook: both lineups inning by inning, the linescore, the plays that swung it, and who's left in each bullpen.

Illustration with fictional players. Finished games can be exported as a printable scorecard PDF.

Player pages that explain themselves

Season and last-10 lines, advanced stats with a tap-for-meaning on every label, and a plain-English read on whether the numbers will hold.

Illustration with fictional players.

Leaderboards, one tap from your list

Illustration with fictional players.

Built around the players you follow

Not a league feed. Not fifteen tabs. Just your guys, and everything that explains them.

Watchlist home screen

Add the hitters and pitchers you track and their live, final, or upcoming lines are the first thing you see. Filter to live players, hitters, or pitchers, and page back through past dates. A colored ring shows who's at the plate, on deck, on base, or on the mound.

Illustrated scorebook Flagship

Every plate appearance drawn as a scorecard diamond, with classic notation like 6-3 and F8. Tap any box for a plain-English description of the play.

Full-game scorebooks

Both lineups inning by inning, the linescore, live bases, count, and outs, the three plays that swung win probability most once it's final, a win-probability chart, and a bullpen report showing each reliever's recent workload. Export any finished scorecard as a PDF.

Player pages

Season and last-10 lines, background (hometown, school, draft, debut), Statcast contact quality, fantasy points for each game, and a luck check comparing results with expected stats.

Advanced stats, explained

WAR, wRC+, wOBA, FIP, OAA, and win probability added, at no charge. Tap any abbreviation for what it means and what counts as good. Built for the Little League parent and the sabermetrics obsessive on the same screen.

Hot & cold streaks

🔥 and 🧊 badges show who's locked in and who's scuffling, with the exact reasons a tap away: a .350 week, a seven-game hitting streak, three rough starts.

Alerts for players and teams

For players: at-bat results, a pitcher entering the game, probable-start heads-ups, and end-of-game lines. For teams: lineups, every run, close-game moments, and final scores. Tune each player, set quiet hours.

Teams, standings & leaders

Division standings with clinch and elimination marks, the playoff picture, team pages with rosters and schedules, and leaderboards for hitters and pitchers, WAR included.

College pages

Every current big leaguer from your alma mater, or any school, on one page, each a tap away from your watchlist.

Share the moment

Turn a player's line, a linescore, or a game's win-probability chart into an image for the group chat.

On your home screen in seconds

No app store, no download. Open app.boxscored.app in your browser, add it to your home screen, and it opens like any other app, with updates arriving on their own. Step-by-step for iPhone, Android, and desktop →

New to Boxscored? Start here

The offseason is a good time to learn the app, and to learn to keep score.

Getting startedA tour of every screen: watchlist, games, teams, leaders, player pages, and alerts. Reading the scorecardWhat every diamond, line, dot, and code means, from 1B to 6-4-3. Stats glossaryAVG to WAR in plain English, with what counts as good. Help & FAQInstalling, alerts, the offseason, and troubleshooting.
Keep score yourself? Try Tough Call →From the same maker: a free practice app that shows a real play and asks you to make the scorer's call, hit or error, wild pitch or passed ball, then grades you against the official ruling.

Free. All of it.

No tiers, no trials, no credit card. Just baseball.

Every feature, every fan

$0 really

  • Unlimited watchlist players and teams
  • Illustrated scorecards and full-game scorebooks
  • Advanced stats: WAR, wRC+, FIP, OAA & more
  • Hot & cold streak badges
  • Player and team alerts
  • Leaderboards, standings & the playoff race

Why is it free?

  • Boxscored is free while it grows. It's a one-person labor of love that costs about as much to run as a streaming subscription, and I cover it because I wanted this app to exist.
  • No ads, no selling your data. If keeping it running ever requires more than that, you'll hear it from me openly, not from a surprise paywall.
  • Read the story behind Boxscored →