From CSV to report in seconds
Upload your CSV
Drop in a game or bullpen CSV from any supported system.
Pick a pitcher
Choose a pitcher and the visualizer loads their real pitch data.
Watch it move
See each pitch fly from release to plate, switch camera angles, and study the shape.
Real pitch trajectories
Every pitch is animated from your actual release point, movement, and location data — not a generic model.
Overlay & compare
Stack pitch types in overlay mode to see how a fastball and slider tunnel and separate.
Slow it down
Slow the animation to study break and shape pitch by pitch, from any camera angle.
Great for recruiting
Show a pitcher exactly how his slider breaks, or a hitter what he is about to see — no video required.
Your data, not an animation library
Every trajectory in the visualizer is reconstructed from your CSV — the actual release point, velocity, and movement of each pitch in the file. Nothing is canned or approximated from a generic model, which is why a sinker with dead-arm-side run looks different from teammate to teammate, the way it should.
Overlay mode is where it earns its keep for pitch design: stack the fastball and the slider and watch where they separate. If they leave the same tunnel and break apart late, you can see it; if the slider pops out of the hand early, you can see that too. Switch to the catcher camera to view it the way a hitter does, and slow the playback down to study shape frame by frame.
It works from any supported file — a Trackman or Yakkertech game or a Rapsodo pen — and it’s also built into the dashboard, so every CSV you upload for a report can be explored in 3D without doing anything extra.
Common questions
Is the 3-D visualizer real trajectory data or a simulation?
It’s built from your actual uploaded pitch data — release point, movement, and plate location — reconstructed into a real flight path, not a generic animation. Every pitch you see is one that was actually thrown and tracked.
What can I do with it?
Watch each pitch fly from release to the plate, switch camera angles (catcher, side, overhead, center field), filter by pitch type, overlay pitches to compare shapes, auto-play a full arsenal, and replay any single pitch in slow motion.
Which data sources does it support?
Trackman and Yakkertech game files and Rapsodo bullpens all work. Games and bullpens are kept separate, so you can visualize an outing or a pen session on its own.
Can I show a hitter how a pitch breaks?
Yes — that’s a big use case. Load a game and show a hitter the exact path of the slider that broke out of the zone, or show a pitcher their two-seam running back over the plate, with no video required.
Do I need a powerful computer?
No. It runs in the browser on normal laptops and phones. Colors and pitch types are normalized automatically, so a fastball is red and a slider is blue no matter how your file tagged them.
See your pitches in 3D
Free to start — no credit card required.