Today a coach's game page holds about twenty panels behind three tabs, Coach's Office hides six jobs behind tabs (pitch charting sits under "Look"), and Home shows cards that rarely change. This map gives every job its own page with one main button, and strings the game-day jobs together like frames in a scorebook: finish one, tap Next.
Nothing here changes what CleanInnings can do. It changes where each thing lives. The pages get built into this map as the build continues; the visual polish pass comes after.
Each new feature has to fit these, or it gets its own page.
If a page needs a second main button, it's two pages.
"Next: Field" at the bottom, never a dead end after Save.
Before the game you land on the next unfinished frame; 30 minutes out, Live; three hours after, Wrap-up.
Team look, invites, pitch charting, league rules. Out of the menu, never in the way.
The DJ board is for parents and DJs. Coaches don't see it.
The field grid opens full-screen on a laptop and prints as line cards.
Four tabs on the phone for everyone; More holds the rest.
Home stops being a wall of cards. It shows the one thing to do next, and a tip you can turn off.
One button: the next unfinished job.On game day it says "Open Live"; the day after, "Wrap up Saturday".
Parents get one job too: help their player get ready.
Each frame is its own page. The strip across the top shows where you are, like a scorebook line; finished frames grey out. Scout is optional and can be skipped.
HereAttendance only. Absences are obvious.
OrderJust the order. Who bats how many is one choice at the top.
FieldOpens full-screen on a laptop instead of squeezing into the page.
LivePitch count, the batter and charting (if it's on). Nothing to scroll.
AfterTwo frames, then the game files itself into the season.
The playbook page today holds plays, signs, positions and practice plans. Each gets its own page; coaches see Edit on the same pages players see.
Four doors, not four sections on one page."Build the playbook" is just Edit here.
The roster becomes the depth chart.Stats and insights (#524) get their own page here.
Coach's Office becomes Coach's settings.Pitch charting gets its own line, plus a "Turn on charting" link on Live.
Old place on the left, new page on the right.
| Today | Moves to |
|---|---|
| Home: roster, counts, DJ board, playbook cards | Today shows the next job + tip; the roster moves to Team › Depth chart |
| Gameplan (menu) | Games › next game, landing on its first unfinished frame |
| Game › Before (who's here, order, grid, pitching, scout, songs) | Five frames: Here · Order · Field · Pitch · Scout |
| Game › During (live, pitch counts, chart, notes, DJ) | Live (one screen); notes move to After |
| Game › After (score, import, box score, review, reports) | Wrap-up · Notes; box score and pitcher reports open from the game in Season |
| Opponent page / scout panel | Frame 5 (Scout), with their lineup kept handy in Live |
| Playbook sections (signs, positions, practice) | Playbook › one page each |
| Coach's Office tabs: roster, people, signs, plays, media, look | Depth chart · Coach's settings · Playbook › Edit · Playbook › Plays (videos) |
| Pitch charting switch (under "Look") | Coach's settings › Pitch charting, and a link on Live |
| Stats / Season | Team › Stats & insights and Team › Season |
Agreed 2026-10-27: decide the map now, polish after the build.
Your reactions settle it. New features (insights, opponent scouting) land on their page in it.
No restyling of existing screens yet.
Split the dense pages, work through the reactor notes, then shoot the marketing video.
Gameplan disappears as its own tab; the next game is one tap from Today.
Some coaches scout days ahead; most look the morning of.
You noted we over-indexed on child safety. This map leaves room for it without deciding.