Versions

What each release of Boxscore9 includes, and what's coming next.

Version 1.0

The first App Store release.

A dense, landscape scorecard grid styled like a real paper scorebook.
Tap to enter each play, with hand-drawn-style diamond marks.
Freehand drawing anywhere on the scorecard for the things a grid can't capture.
Team rosters, with batting lineups built from them.
Score with or without balls and strikes.
Substitutions, pitching changes, and extra innings.
A box score summary with runs, hits, and errors by inning.
Export a finished scorecard to PDF — cover page, scoring reference, box score, and the full frame-by-frame grid.
Fully offline. No accounts, no sign-in.
Free to download, with an optional one-time Pro unlock to remove ads.
Built for iPhone and iPad.

In testing. Not yet on the App Store.

A live ball-and-strike count in the score box, with pitch count tracked separately.
Freehand drawings now show inside the scorecard grid cell, not just in the entry view.
First-run hints on the Score Cards and Teams tabs to help you get started.

You can now delete a team — swipe left on it in the Teams tab.
The extra-innings automatic runner is scored correctly as an extra-innings runner.
Freehand ink is saved as you draw, so strokes are no longer lost if the app closes mid-game.
The ad-consent prompt now runs reliably when the app launches.

The extra-innings control stays pinned to the grid header where you can always reach it.
A tidier grid header — runs, hits, and errors on one line, leaving more room for the scorecard.