PITCHERS & PITCHING COACHES
Kill your tell
Your coach can watch you throw, but we see what your coach's eyes can't. One tripod in the bullpen can spot the tell early, measure it, and help you fix it before Friday night.
Audit my deliveryFind yourtells beforeopponents do
You can't see your own tell, but the other dugout can. Upload one bullpen and get the report they'd write on you.
BULLPEN_CAM A · SIDE VIEW00:00:01;08
PHASE SET
FR 038/110
REAL PITCHER DELIVERY. TOGGLE PITCHES & WATCH THE GLOVE
YOU MISS A REP. WE DON'T.COACHES SEE A LOT. WE SEE EVERYTHING.FIND IT BEFORE THEY DO.EVERY PITCH LEAVES A PATTERN.YOUR TELL IS SMALL. THEIR EDGE ISN'T.ONE PHONE CAN CHANGE THE WHOLE AT-BAT.NO HUNCHES. SHOW THE PROOF.
01 · Pick a side
Same film. Opposite dugouts.
A tell is information. It only matters who holds it. Every audit runs the same test either way, all you have to do is point the camera.
HITTERS & OFFENSIVE COACHES
Read theirs
Even experienced eyes can miss the subtle tells. We don't. Automated analysis pulls the patterns and gives the lineup a plan: where he misses, when he gets predictable, and which pitch to hunt.
Scout a starter02 · The loop
Film. Upload. Get read.
The footage you already shoot, without wearables, markers or a facility visit. A phone on a tripod is all we need.
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Film a bullpen
One tripod with the whole body in frame and 30 pitches labeled as you go.
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Upload and label
Drag in the clips, tag which pitch is which and let us do the rest.
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Get read
A verdict on what leaks, when, and how visible it is from the box, with proof.
SET01:08
LIFT02:04
BREAK02:11
EVIDENCEPLANT02:26
RELEASE02:28
03 · The product
Fix your tells. Find theirs.
An audit ends one of two ways, and we print both. The tell card a pitcher trains off is the same card a lineup hits off. Flip between them.
TELLAUDIT REPORTRHP №21 · 42 PITCHES · FB+CH
TIPPING DETECTED1 CONFIRMED · 1 WEAK SIGNAL
CAN AN OPPONENT CALL YOUR PITCHES?
GUESSING (BASELINE)50.0%
READING YOUR GLOVE · TRAIN78.6%n=28
READING YOUR GLOVE · HOLDOUT76.2%n=14 unseen
A hitter watching only your glove can determine fastball-or-changeup three times out of four on pitches the model never saw.
TELL № 01 · GLOVE DRIVE
CONFIRMEDYour glove drives 2.2 inches past its fastball set at hand break, on 16 of 18 changeups.
SET01:08
LIFT02:04
BREAK02:11
EVIDENCESTRIDE02:19
PLANT02:26
OPPONENT'S VIEW: "When his glove gets out front, the changeup is coming. You can pick it up from the on-deck circle."
THE FIX · CLEAN UP THE GLOVE SIDE
Review the footage with your pitching coach, choose one glove-side cue, and test it in short bullpen sets. Film the reps and make sure the changeup matches the fastball at hand break.
AUC 0.91 · p<0.01 · 42 PITCHES · HOLDOUT 76.2%
METHODOLOGY: train/holdout split · permutation-tested vs 50% baseline · findings below the confidence bar are never promoted to tells.
Open the full sample reportSAMPLE REPORT · ILLUSTRATIVE NUMBERS ON A REAL POSE TRACK
04 · The tell sheet
Six ways a delivery talks
Every audit tests the same six cue families at the same seven checkpoints, both dugouts, no exceptions. Open one and watch where it hides.
CUE BOARD · RHP №21 · SIDE CAM 29.97FPSRECF0079
SETLIFTBREAKSTRIDEPLANTRELEASEFOLLOW
DRAWN ON THE REAL POSE TRACK FROM ONE BULLPEN.
05 · Burden of proof
Six cues
tested.
One holds up.
Guessing fastball-or-changeup is 50%. We run every candidate cue through the same gauntlet and anything that can't beat chance doesn't make the cut.
01 · SPLITTraining and holdout sets are created.
02 · SHUFFLERelabel the pitches at random.
03 · PRINTIf both clear, the tell is given.
TEST LEDGER · RHP №21 · 42 PITCHES · FB vs CH
HOLDOUT ACCURACY →
50%THE BAR ▾
GLOVE DRIVE
AUC 0.91 · p<0.01
76.2
PRINT
RE-GRIP CADENCE
AUC 0.63 · p=0.08
61.5
WATCHLIST
LEG-LIFT TEMPO
AUC 0.57 · p=0.19
58.3
BURIED
HEAD & POSTURE
AUC 0.53 · p=0.31
54.7
BURIED
GLOVE HEIGHT
AUC 0.51 · p=0.44
51.1
BURIED
STANCE WIDTH
AUC 0.50 · p=0.52
50.8
BURIED
ILLUSTRATIVE SESSION. REAL REPORTS PRINT THE FULL TABLE.
SEE THE FULL TEST TABLE →07 · FAQ
Commonly asked
questions
The which-side question, the ethics question, the camera question, and what happens when we find nothing.
No. We don't look at signs, PitchCom, or anything coming from the catcher. We look at the pitcher, and only consider things a hitter can see with his own eyes.
08 · The pilot
Whoever
reads first,
wins
Hide your tell or hunt theirs. The film exists regardless, the only question is which dugout reads it first.
TEN PILOT SLOTSFree audits for facilities and summer programs.
FIRST PAID COHORTSingle audits at the $49 intro price open right after the pilot wave.
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