Your lineup stays yours, even when the Wi-Fi behind the backstop doesn't. If a lineup can't load, the builder tells you why and gives you Try Again, and it won't save a blank field over the one you finished. It tries again on its own when your signal comes back. When the same lineup changes on two devices, nothing gets replaced quietly: you see which innings and positions differ, side by side, and choose which version to keep. Hop over to another tab mid-edit and your changes are still there when you come back. Mexico joins the scorecard. Pick a country next to any team or game postal code, and Mexican ballparks get the right city, time zone, and game-day forecast, even when the code matches a U.S. ZIP. Links go where they say. Tap a game reminder, the home screen widget, or a shared game link and you land in that game's lineup instead of the schedule. Join links and support ticket links open right where they should, and "Email me a sign-in link" now signs you straight into the app. We swept the dugout, re-chalked the coaching boxes, and taught the scoreboard to say "¡Play ball!" in three countries. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Plate meeting? Scan the QR Code to share your lineup. Tap share on any lineup and you get two links. The full lineup for your coaches and parents, and a batting-order-only version for whoever's keeping the book. That one hands over the order and keeps your positions, absences, and notes in the dugout where they belong. Each link comes with a QR code, so you hold up your phone and the other coach scans it. The page stays live, so a late arrival shows up on their end too. The pitcher rest warning shows its work now. When a player isn't eligible, the card lays the rest days out on a strip and links straight to that player's pitching log and your league's rest rules. When someone asks why that player isn't pitching Saturday, the answer is two taps away. Team rules read like rules again: one card per section, plain language, and a control that matches whatever you're setting. Flip on a rule whose number has drifted out of your league's range and the app nudges it back and tells you what it changed. Verifying your email now finishes right inside the app, and the last step of team setup asks how you want to hear about game day, snack duty, and support replies. We oiled the bullpen gate, re-chalked the batter's box, and finally labeled both of the identical equipment bags. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Rainout? Swipe it off the schedule. Swipe left on any game to delete it. A quick confirmation asks before anything goes, and it reminds you that the game's pitch counts go with it, so nobody's rest days get confused by a game that never happened. Importing your schedule from a calendar now skips games that already happened, so you only bring in what's ahead. And if you back out of a calendar connection halfway through, the app tidies up after you instead of leaving it half-hooked-up. We repainted the foul poles, restocked the rosin bag, and found the good fungo bat behind the water cooler. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Paste your roster and let the app do the fielding. Got the roster in a text from the coordinator? Paste it, one name per line, and the whole team lands on your roster in seconds. Then tap through position ratings right there so the lineup generator knows who's your catcher and who's still figuring out which hand the glove goes on. The generator now checks the roster before it takes the field. If most of your players don't have position ratings yet, it says so up front and offers to walk you over to Rate Players first — or you can wave it through and generate anyway. Fewer surprise right fielders. A friendlier first week in the dugout. Getting started is a five-step checklist with a progress bar that fills as you go, a "next up" banner so you always know the next move, and a little celebration when a step is done (yes, there's confetti). Coaching a team someone else already set up? "Join a team" is waiting right on the Home screen. Enjoying the app? You can rate Who's on Second anytime from More → Help. We raked the infield, hung a fresh lineup card in the dugout, and tracked down the other batting helmet. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Canadian coaches, your dugout is ready. Enter a postal code like M5V 2T6, exactly how you know it, when you set up your team or add a game. Your city and province fill themselves in, your timezone sets itself (Atlantic, Newfoundland, and Saskatchewan included), and game-day weather shows up for Canadian ballparks, from St. John's to Victoria. One glance and you know whether Saturday means sunscreen or a toque. Location entry is one tap quicker for everyone: the keyboard now offers your saved zip or postal code as you type, wherever the app asks for one. We waxed the maple bats, chalked the foul lines in both official languages, and taught the seventh-inning stretch the metric system. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Join a team in seconds. • Got an invite link or code from your coach? Open it and send a request right from the app. • Head coaches: share a join link and approve requests from your phone, wherever you are. • Pending requests and team invitations now appear on your Home screen. • Get notified the moment someone asks to join or you're added to a team, with new settings to control what you hear about. Also in this release • Screenshot a lineup and we'll offer to share a live link that stays up to date. • Archived teams show a clear read-only banner, and saves that can't go through now tell you why. • Smoother notification setup the first time you open the app. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

- Game-day weather is on the board. Add a zip code to a game and your next matchup's forecast shows up right on your home screen — the high, the sky, and the chance of rain, powered by Apple Weather. One glance and you know whether Saturday means sunscreen or a tarp. - Meet the Pitching Outlook. A new card on your home screen counts the arms you have available, who's resting, and the day each pitcher is back. Tap it for the full pitching picture. - Wrapping up games is quicker. When a played game still needs its numbers, a Complete Game button appears right on your schedule — tap it, enter the stats, done. - Managing your staff got simpler. Tap anyone in Team Staff and Parents to see their details, hand them a new role, or take them off the team. - Handing off the whole team? The transfer flow now shows you your own next role up front. - Tap a tab a second time and it hops back to the top of that section. - Lose signal at the field and a banner says so — and lets you know the moment you're back. - Duplicate jersey numbers get a heads-up before they save, and your changes confirm themselves with a quick note on screen. - We oiled the scoreboard motor, re-taped the fungo bats, and leveled the mound. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Subscribe right from the app. You can now start a Coach plan without leaving Who's on Second. Pick Monthly or Season and you're set for the season in a couple of taps. Manage or change your plan anytime from the Subscription screen. Coaching more than one team? New multi-team plans cover every dugout you run, and your plan shows exactly how many teams it includes. A more polished dugout. Settings now live in one unified hub, notifications take you straight to the ticket or screen you tapped, and screens across the app got a cleaner, more consistent look. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

The theme of this update is Premium Polish. Now the whole app answers your touch. Building a lineup, dragging a player onto the diamond, saving your work, moving between screens, and bumping into a rule all respond with crisp, tactile feedback, so every action feels solid from the dugout. Prefer it quiet? Turn haptics off anytime in Profile, under App Settings. Drag a player and a card follows your finger, with the open spots gently pulsing so you can see exactly where they'll land. It stays quick and clear even with a clipboard in your other hand. Manage attendance in a tap. Mark anyone present, absent, on time, or running late. When a player is arriving a few innings in, Who's on Second sits them on the bench until they get there and keeps the playing-time math honest for the innings they miss. Editing a game is easier too. Tap the matchup at the top of the lineup, or press and hold a game on your schedule, to change the opponent, date, time, or location. Change the date and the lineup re-checks pitcher rest and eligibility right away. Auto-generate is clearer about what it's doing, and once your field is full the rest of your roster drops to the bench automatically. Need a suggested batting order? We'll flag when there isn't much game data behind it yet, so you know how far to lean. Signing in is simpler too. Tap the eye to check your password as you type. We restrung the backstop net, swept the dugout steps, and topped off the seed bucket, plus brighter lights for dark mode. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

The theme of this update is Premium Polish. Now the whole app answers your touch. Building a lineup, dragging a player onto the diamond, saving your work, moving between screens, and bumping into a rule all respond with crisp, tactile feedback, so every action feels solid from the dugout. Prefer it quiet? Turn haptics off anytime in Profile, under App Settings. Drag a player and a card follows your finger, with the open spots gently pulsing so you can see exactly where they'll land. It stays quick and clear even with a clipboard in your other hand. Manage attendance in a tap. Mark anyone present, absent, on time, or running late. When a player is arriving a few innings in, Who's on Second sits them on the bench until they get there and keeps the playing-time math honest for the innings they miss. Editing a game is easier too. Tap the matchup at the top of the lineup, or press and hold a game on your schedule, to change the opponent, date, time, or location. Change the date and the lineup re-checks pitcher rest and eligibility right away. Auto-generate is clearer about what it's doing, and once your field is full the rest of your roster drops to the bench automatically. Need a suggested batting order? We'll flag when there isn't much game data behind it yet, so you know how far to lean. Signing in is simpler too. Tap the eye to check your password as you type. We restrung the backstop net, swept the dugout steps, and topped off the seed bucket, plus brighter lights for dark mode. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

The theme of this update is Premium Polish. Drag a player and a card now follows your finger, with the open spots gently pulsing so you can see exactly where they'll land. It stays quick and clear even with a clipboard in your other hand. Gentle haptics enhance the feel. Manage attendance in a tap. Mark anyone present, absent, on time, or running late. When a player is arriving a few innings in, Who's on Second sits them on the bench until they get there and keeps the playing-time math honest for the innings they miss. Editing a game is easier too. Tap the matchup at the top of the lineup, or press and hold a game on your schedule, to change the opponent, date, time, or location. Change the date and the lineup re-checks pitcher rest and eligibility right away. Auto-generate is clearer about what it's doing, and once your field is full the rest of your roster drops to the bench automatically. Need a suggested batting order? We'll flag when there isn't much game data behind it yet, so you know how far to lean. Signing in is simpler too. Tap the eye to check your password as you type. We restrung the backstop net, swept the dugout steps, and topped off the seed bucket, plus brighter lights for dark mode. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

- A few touches to make the pre-game routine smoother. - When you ask for a suggested batting order, we'll now give you a heads-up if there isn't enough game data behind it yet so you always know how much to lean on it. - Signing in is a little easier too: tap the eye icon to double-check your password as you type. - Raked the infield to smooth out the dirt. - Fresh chalk line on the base paths. - Small fixes and polish under the hood, so building lineups in the dugout feels smoother than ever.

Wrapping up a season? You can now archive a team right from the app. It becomes read-only history. Every lineup, game, and stat stays exactly where you left it, and frees up your team slot so you can start your next team on the same plan. Need to hand off the reins? Transfer the head coach role to another coach in a few taps from Team Settings, with their subscription status shown upfront so the team keeps its access. Everyone on the team can now open the roster, switching between your teams is smoother, and there's polish throughout.

Small fixes and polish under the hood.

- Import games from your phone's calendar. Title, time, and location copy in automatically. Tap "Import from Calendar Event" at the top of New Game. - Links to game and team pages from email, text, and Safari now open directly in the app when it's installed. - Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Suggest order is sharper. When you mark someone absent and tap Suggest, the suggested batting order honors that change immediately with no save step required. Stay signed in longer. Sessions now last 30 days, and as long as you open the app at least once a month you'll stay signed in indefinitely. Hotfix for algorithm changes.

Minor bug fixes and improvements to the lineup generator logic.

Press Box has come to iPhone: tap the menu to see what's new in Who's on Second, right from the dugout. A red dot signals fresh updates to read. Smarter batting order suggestions: when you tap Suggest order, the suggestion now respects the players you've marked absent for that game and stays clear of anyone on the injured list.

Faster game-day workflow: • Mark a player absent or late without benching them first — perfect for that 5-minutes-before-first-pitch no-show. Tap Auto-Fill from the Tools menu to fill any holes. Cleaner GameChanger imports: • Share stats from GameChanger and pick which game they go to. No more guessing in doubleheaders. • Streamlined the post-game wrap-up — Automatic Import (share from GameChanger) is now front and center. Lineup share prompt: • After marking a lineup as Ready, you'll get a quick prompt to share the link with parents and assistant coaches. Plus: New Widgets, Complete Game button in the lineup builder, smoother sheet transitions, fresh onboarding videos, and a rotating splash photo.

Game day reminders are here. Turn them on to get a nudge the night before and before first pitch, at times you pick. Find them in Profile > Notifications. Schedule stays in sync. Connect a GameChanger or ICS calendar once, then tap Sync in Team Settings to pull in the latest games anytime. Also in this release: • Delete Game option in the lineup builder menu • Cleaner dark mode throughout • Fresh app icon

- Post-game wrap-up: enter pitch counts and batting stats right from your phone after a game. - Import stats from GameChanger or enter them manually from your scorebook. - Complete the game with game notes, game ball selection, and last batter tracking all in one flow. - Fixed date formats to a friendly human readable format. - Made rule violations more specific. - Updated date & time zone rendering which was causing some games to show on the wrong day. - Minor bug fixes in ticket system.

Beautification

Bug fixes and performance improvements.