Scoring that stays out of the way
One-handed controls, visible count and base state, undo, and warnings that never overrule the scorer.
Chalkline for iPhone
A calm, local-first softball scorebook for fastpitch and slowpitch — built for real dugouts, tournament weekends, corrections, and the sunniest field you can find.
Every correction stays in the book.
The complete book
Score simply or pitch by pitch, then review the traditional book, line score, player statistics, and every correction from the same append-only game journal.
One-handed controls, visible count and base state, undo, and warnings that never overrule the scorer.
Group games by tournament, pool, bracket, championship phase, field, and local time zone; find the weekend again on a calendar.
Versioned season and division presets include USA Softball, USSSA, NSA, NFHS, NCAA, and every International Pride Softball division and phase.
Share a recap, lineup card, traditional scorebook, CSV statistics, or a full-fidelity archive without flattening corrections or unknown coverage.
Paper can come too
Chalkline can send a photographed score sheet for transient AWS Bedrock processing. The result is never authoritative until you review it, and a scan credit is charged only after a valid, internally consistent draft comes back.
Bring previously played games and observed statistics into your history.
See differences between the paper book and Chalkline, then choose which proposed corrections to accept.
Confirm a complete in-progress checkpoint, then continue live scoring in Chalkline.
Private by default
Manual scoring works offline. Roster data stays on the device unless you deliberately enable an optional feature. Shared player labels default to first name and jersey number, and guardian contact details never enter Chalkline imports, exports, or public game records.
Simply Softball
With a coach’s approval, Chalkline can import a selected team’s roster, seasons, and schedule and publish reviewed results and statistics. Network access is optional; the local scorebook never depends on the connection.