From CSV to report in seconds
Export your Trackman CSV
Download your game file from the Trackman FTP server after the game (we'll walk you through it).
Upload to PitchFilthy
Drop the CSV into your dashboard — every pitch is parsed automatically.
Generate your report
Pick a pitcher and generate a print-ready report in seconds.
Every metric that matters
Velocity, spin rate, induced vertical & horizontal break, extension, release height, and arm angle — straight from your Trackman data.
Movement & location charts
Pitch-movement profiles and strike-zone location plots for each pitch type, plus a 3D pitch visualizer.
Print-ready PDFs
Clean 11×17 and letter-size output you can hand to players or print for the dugout.
More than Trackman
Also supports Yakkertech and Rapsodo CSVs, hitting reports, catcher framing, and umpire scorecards — all from the same upload.
Built around how Trackman actually works
Trackman doesn’t hand you a file after the game — the unit uploads the game CSV to your team’s FTP server, and getting it from there is the step that trips most coaches up. Our FAQ walks through the whole thing with FileZilla: where to get credentials from your Trackman operator, how to connect, and which folder your game files land in. Once the CSV is on your laptop, you’re one drag-and-drop from a finished report.
Trackman pitch tagging isn’t perfect — sinkers get logged as fastballs, sweepers as sliders, especially when the operator is busy running a game. PitchFilthy lets you review and correct pitch types right after upload, so the usage rates, movement profiles, and per-pitch metrics in the final report reflect what was actually thrown, not what the tagging guessed.
Because a Trackman game file carries full game context — counts, batters, and called pitches — one upload powers more than the pitching report. The same CSV generates hitting breakdowns, a catcher framing report built from every called pitch, and an umpire scorecard grading the strike zone. You never upload the same game twice.
Common questions
How do I get my Trackman CSV after a game?
Trackman uploads each game file to your team’s FTP server. Get the credentials from your Trackman operator, connect with a free client like FileZilla, and download the game CSV from your session folder. Our FAQ has the full step-by-step. Once it’s on your laptop, you drag it into PitchFilthy and generate a report.
Does PitchFilthy fix Trackman’s pitch tagging?
Yes. Trackman auto-tagging often logs sinkers as fastballs or sweepers as sliders, especially mid-game. After you upload, you can review and correct pitch types, and every usage rate, movement profile, and per-pitch metric in the report updates to match what was actually thrown.
What metrics come from a Trackman file?
Velocity, spin rate, induced vertical and horizontal break, extension, release height and side, and arm angle — per pitch and per pitch type. Because a game file also carries counts, batters, and called pitches, the same upload produces CSW%, first-pitch strike rate, and zone metrics too.
Can one Trackman upload make more than a pitching report?
Yes. A single game CSV also generates a hitting breakdown for every batter, a catcher framing report from every called pitch, and an umpire scorecard grading the zone — no re-uploading the same game.
Is there a free version?
Yes — the free plan includes 5 reports a month with no credit card. Paid plans add unlimited reports, PDF export, shareable links, a saved CSV library, and team accounts.
Turn your next Trackman game into a report
Free to start — 5 reports a month, no credit card required.