The three things that eat your week
Coaching a youth baseball team shouldn't mean being a part-time secretary. Scout takes the admin off your plate.
Games and practices that move
Rainouts, field swaps, doubleheaders that appear out of nowhere. Post a schedule change once and every player and parent sees it - no broadcast message buried under sticker spam.
Who's actually coming Saturday
Set a game or practice, let players tap in or out, and watch your available roster fill in live. Build a realistic lineup before you get to the field, not after warmups.
Monthly dues and gear money
Track dues, tournament fees, and that batch of new helmets without a spreadsheet and a string of awkward reminders. See who's paid at a glance.
From empty roster to first pitch in an afternoon
Create your team, drop in your players, and import the season's practices and game dates once. Scout handles the recurring schedule, sends the reminders, and keeps the whole 야구부 looking at the same calendar - parents included. No onboarding call, no setup fee, no IT person. Just you, a phone, and a roster.
Before Scout I ran the team out of a notebook and four group chats. Now attendance, the lineup, and dues all live in one place - and parents stopped asking me what time the game is.Academy director, youth baseball club
Questions coaches ask
Is Scout really free?
Yes. The full app - chat, scheduling, attendance, dues tracking, condition and injury reports, media sharing - is free to use for your whole team. There's no trial that expires and no per-player charge.
Will parents and players actually use it?
They install one free app and get clean reminders instead of a chaotic group chat. Players tap their availability in seconds; parents see the schedule and what's owed without messaging you. That's the whole pitch - less friction than the KakaoTalk thread they're already in.
Can I track who's paid dues and tournament fees?
Yes. Record monthly dues, gear costs, and one-off fees, and see paid-versus-unpaid at a glance - so the money conversation stops living in your DMs.
We already have a group chat. Why switch?
Keep the chat if you like it - Scout has team chat too. The difference is everything else: a schedule that doesn't scroll away, an availability count you can build a lineup from, and dues you don't have to chase by hand.
Your next season, minus the admin
Install Scout free and have your baseball team's schedule, lineup, attendance, and dues running before the first practice.