StrikeEmOut

Name: StrikeEmOut
Rating: 4.6 (277 reviews)
Author: Matt Byrne

By: Matt Byrne

Baseball Scorekeeper

Features & Capabilities

StrikeEmOut is the baseball scorekeeper Chrome extension designed for scorekeepers. Create concise scorecards quickly by tapping to log common plays, and use a long-press to enter any score. Update scores anytime, adjust details, and enjoy dark mode across devices.

StrikeEmOut is optimized for iPhone and iPad, offering a clean, intuitive interface that keeps game data accessible on the go.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Education

By:

Matt Byrne

Rating:

4.60

(277) 2 new ratings

Version:

5.7 Last updated: 2025-07-14

Version code:

876236690

Creation date:

2023-03-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

34.94MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 101,189 ▲ 176

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Developed by:

Matt Byrne

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/strikeemout/id6444086810

Website:

https://q46a28c9d.app-ads-txt.com

User Reviews

StrikeEmOut is widely praised for its near-paper scoring feel, simple interface, and powerful lineup-import and customization features. It excels at quick game setup, flexible scoring, and exporting/saving scorecards to preserve history. Common requests focus on adding pitch-count tracking, an edit-lock for completed plays, and global default settings to avoid reconfiguring each game. Occasional bugs and performance quirks are mentioned, but overall the app is considered a top choice for baseball scoring on iOS.

Pros

MLB lineup import for quick and accurate game setup.
Intuitive, paper-like scoring interface that’s easy to learn.
High configurability and customization (colors, layout, notes, extra innings).
Export and backup options for scorecards (images and data backup).
Saves games and maintains a useful historical record.

Cons

Missing running pitch count per pitcher / lack of pitch-count tracking across pitchers.
No lock to protect completed plays from accidental edits.
Desire for global/default settings so changes apply across all games rather than per game.

Recent reviews

I used this app to score the rained out Braves Giants game last night. So I only got to play with it for 1.5 innings but what fun! It was easy to learn and very intuitive once I figured out the tap and hold scheme. The only extra tweaks I would like would be able to put the pitcher number at the top of the inning and a line underneath a batter to indicate a pitching change but those can simply be drawn in. I’ll always live a physical scorecard but this will be my default method of scoring!

by Go*****, 2026-06-17

I’m really enjoying being able to keep score and then you can even jump back to past games and compare who was playing at what position, etc. I also appreciate being able to turn off the balls/strikes scoring because I used to hit that by accident and I’m not worried about tracking at that level. One issue that I do run into is when the phone switches to dark mode midway through the game but that’s an easy trip to settings > display & brightness > set appearance to light/automatic to off and maybe swipe up to close and then reopen the app.