Fairness-aware lineups
Get batting orders and fielding suggestions that balance playing time and positions across the season, not just one game.
Youth baseball & softball
Fair lineups, fielding plans, and playing-time analytics, right on your phone or tablet at the field. Built for the coach who actually thinks about playing time, not a scoreboard.
The dugout board only shows this inning. Next Inning shows the whole game, and remembers every one.
Native iOS & Android · Works offline · Free to start
Get batting orders and fielding suggestions that balance playing time and positions across the season, not just one game.
Export a clean, branded summary of who played where and for how long. Answer the playing-time question before it is asked.
Large, sunlight-readable lineup and inning views designed for a tablet on the dugout fence or a phone in your hand.
Every kid deserves real innings and a shot at the positions they want. Next Inning tracks playing time and position history so you can rotate fairly all season and show the work to parents when it counts.
Mid-inning change? Tap a player to swap them in or out, and the batting order and field update instantly, no erasing.
Log pitch counts and get a heads-up when a pitcher still owes rest days before they can take the mound again.
Continuous batting for K-ball where everyone hits, or a fixed nine with real substitutions for travel and high-school teams.
Pull the forecast for each field so you know what you're walking into before you leave the house.
Invite assistant coaches to view and edit the same team from their own phones.
Message your coaching staff in-app, per game or per team, so everyone's on the same page.
Currently in beta on iOS (TestFlight) and Android. Request access and we will get you set up.
Next Inning is a native iOS and Android app that helps youth baseball and softball coaches plan fair lineups, set fielding positions, and track playing time from the dugout. It works offline at the field and syncs when you are back online.
Next Inning is the thinking coach's planning tool, not a live-scoring or streaming platform. It focuses on fairness-aware lineups, fielding plans, and playing-time analytics rather than broadcasting games.
Yes, it is free to start. The free Rookie tier covers planning a lineup; paid tiers add cloud sync, backup, and advanced fairness analytics.
From K-ball and tee-ball where everyone bats, through travel and high-school teams that run a fixed nine with substitutions. Continuous batting keeps it fair for younger teams; the fixed-nine mode handles real subs, where a player who comes out stays out, for older and competitive teams.