Questions coaches actually ask.

Most coaching apps are built around your own team: your lineups, your pitch counts, your players’ development. Opponent Scout AI is built around the other team. It’s a focused advance-scouting tool: you upload opposing-team box scores, you get a pre-game Rival Report and a one-page dugout card. Four things set it apart:

1. opponent-first, not your-team-first;
2. the output is a polished, coach-ready Rival Report. A PDF you can print, share with your staff, or view on any device;
3. you can subscribe or buy a single report. No other advance-scouting tool offers both;
4. opposing players are referenced by jersey number only. Names are never displayed on any report.

Today: travel and youth baseball, under the TB Edge brand. Baseball is the first deep focus. Softball and other sports are on the roadmap but not supported yet. We want to get one sport exactly right before expanding.

Screenshots (PNG, JPG), PDFs, and CSVs. Stats from GameChanger, tournament websites, coach exports. It’s built to handle messy real-world inputs.

Usually under three minutes after upload.

A clean multi-page scouting document plus a one-page dugout card. Both download as PDFs you can print or share with your staff. See the sample.

Your account, your subscription data, and the Rival Reports you generate are yours. Your own team’s roster is never shared with other coaches. When it comes to opponent data: if you upload stats on an opposing team that another coach in the system also scouts, we combine the stat-level information (how that team hits, how their pitchers throw, how they run the bases) in an anonymized way so every coach gets a sharper report. We never share player names, we never share your roster, and we never link any of it back to you.

No. Rival Reports never show opposing players by name. Players are referenced by jersey number only (e.g., “their #23 is the hot hitter”). Lineup position may appear as context alongside a jersey reference.

When you upload a file, the system reads it once to pull stats, then replaces every player name with a one-way cryptographic hash: a random-looking string that can never be reversed back into the original name. We keep the hash only so we can recognize “same player across multiple box scores” for accuracy. We do not retain the plaintext name in our database. The AI never sees the plaintext name after ingestion. Translation: we do not have a list of youth player names sitting on a server somewhere, and we couldn’t produce one if we tried.

We built Opponent Scout AI around a simple rule: a minor’s name should never appear on a scouting report, and a minor’s name should never sit in a database in plaintext. Numbers only on every output. One-way hashing on every internal match. Uploads retained only as long as useful for your report history, and subject to deletion on request. Our full youth-data handling policy (including COPPA-aligned language and state-level considerations) is being reviewed by counsel before public launch. If you have a concern about a specific player’s data, email CustomerService@OpponentScoutAI.com.

No. The Rival Report is grounded in the box-score data you upload. If your files show a hitter is 2-for-15 with 9 strikeouts, the report says so. If the sample is too thin to draw a conclusion, the report flags it in plain language. For example, “only 8 at-bats, take with a grain of salt.” It also shows a confidence score on each extracted stat block before the write-up. The system is built to reason from what the data actually shows, not to fill gaps with invented numbers.

No. We retain uploads only as long as they’re useful for your report history. You can request deletion at any time.

No. Opponent Scout AI is a privately built tool for coaches, parents, and staff. Not affiliated with any league, tournament, or organization.