After years of development, field testing, late-night builds, and more pitches than I can count, HeyBLU is officially live on the App Store.
Finally youth players and their coaches can stop guessing, and start seeing every pitch.
When you track your next bullpen you’ll get pitch locations, estimated velocity, pitch counts, heatmaps, and complete session histories—all without requiring a radar gun, external camera, cell signal, or Wi-Fi.
For the launch only we have special pricing that you can lock in. It includes a 14-day free trial, so you have two weekends to try HeyBLU. After the trial, it is only $4.99/month or $49.99/year. Hire one umpire, for one game, and that’s a minimum of $50. As a special thank you for helping us launch, you can lock your bullpen umpire in for an entire year.
For your first session, setup a tripod on any field - even your backyard if you have the room. HeyBLU just needs day time and daylight (room for the iPhone to see the entire pitch from an angle). Go slow and steady through the setup. Once you get it down its easy. I’m always setup inside of 2 minutes.
We scheduled a 30-minute webinar to demo the app and answer questions at 9:00 AM PDT tomorrow (Friday, July 17th). We’ll show you just how easy it is to set up and track your first game of catch or a bullpen. Comment below or DM me, and I’ll send you the webinar link.
If you coach, play, or umpire, download HeyBLU, take it to the field, hit “Play Ball,” and throw 10 pitches. Let us know what you think.
If you’re “retired” from the game, please forward this post to your baseball and fast-pitch softball network who are still actively involved in the youth game.
Many of you have followed this project since HeyBLU was little more than an idea. You have offered introductions, feedback, encouragement, field access, and countless questions about when the app would finally be ready.
Today, it is ready.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
See you on the field,
Rob Founder, HeyBLU
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