No stolen signs.The right sign, the first time.
Coach calls it.Catcher sees it.Nobody else can.
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From a coach
Coaches here’s your next tool.
We tried the radios and they are hit and miss. No more catchers calling the wrong pitch because of loud walk-up music, ear buds falling out or radios not working.
They are simple and work perfect. These are the perfect solution and designed local.
Try it
Same screens as the watches.
A small touch screen on a sport strap. The coach watch picks the pitch, then the location. The catcher's watch lights the call.
Coach watch
Catcher watch
Coach selects Fastball.
How it works
Three steps.
01
Choose a role on each watch
One watch is Coach. The other is Catcher. That choice is the first tap on both.
02
Catcher joins the room
The coach watch shows a code. The catcher types it and taps Join.
03
Coach sends pitches
Pitch and location go to the catcher's wrist, one send at a time.
Guides
Before you call a pitch.
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Questions
Straight answers
The catcher wears one. The coach uses the other from the dugout. The first step is to select that role on the watch. Fielders and the other team do not wear one.
No. The call stays on the catcher's watch. It is not a card in the dugout, a wristband the bench can read, or a hand sign. The other team can see the catcher. They cannot see the pitch or the location.
Little League Rule 3.17 lets a coach send a one-way electronic pitch call to the catcher from the dugout, while the team is on defense. The call cannot go to any other player. Local leagues can set a stricter rule. Confirm with your league before game use.
Preorders ship in December 2026. Free priority shipping is a promotion on this preorder. You have 30 days after delivery to return an unused kit. Place a preorder and your watches leave with that batch.
A small touch screen on a sport strap. The catcher wears it. The coach uses one in the dugout.