Support for this format is in beta. The core parsing and report generation work, but it has had less real-world testing than our Trackman game workflow — both by users and by us. If something looks wrong in your report, tell us and we will fix it. Please check the output against your own data before relying on it.
From CSV to report in seconds
Export your Yakkertech CSV
Export the game CSV from the Yakkertech portal (ask your operator to send it after the game).
Upload to PitchFilthy
Drop the CSV into your dashboard — every pitch is parsed automatically.
Generate your report
Pick a report type and player, and generate in seconds.
Every metric that matters
Velocity, spin, movement, extension, and location — pulled straight from your Yakkertech data.
Every report type
Pitching reports, hitting breakdowns, catcher framing, and umpire scorecards — all from one upload.
Print-ready PDFs
Clean 11×17 and letter-size output you can hand to players or print for the dugout.
Works with your workflow
Also supports Trackman and Rapsodo CSVs. No software to install — it runs in your browser.
Yakkertech files, handled natively
Yakkertech CSVs aren’t Trackman CSVs — column names differ, and team fields often come through as short codes instead of full names. PitchFilthy recognizes a Yakkertech export on upload and normalizes all of it automatically: no column mapping, no find-and-replace in Excel, no cleanup pass before you can generate. Export from the Yakkertech portal (or have your operator send the file), drop it in, done.
Like Trackman files, Yakkertech games carry full context — every pitch has a count, a batter, and a call. That means one Yakkertech upload generates the complete set: the pitching report, hitting breakdowns, a catcher framing report, and an umpire scorecard, without re-uploading anything.
Pitch-type tagging gets missed in Yakkertech data too, and a report built on mistagged pitches lies about usage and movement. PitchFilthy supports pitch-type review and correction for Yakkertech files, so you can fix a mislabeled cutter before it skews the report.
Common questions
How do I get my Yakkertech CSV?
Export the game file as a CSV from the Yakkertech portal, then drag it into PitchFilthy. The format is auto-detected — you don’t map columns or pick a data source.
Do Yakkertech reports include the same metrics as Trackman?
Yes. Velocity, spin, induced vertical and horizontal break, extension, and release data all come through, along with movement and location charts and the full outcome stats — CSW%, whiff%, chase%, zone%, and first-pitch strike rate — since a Yakkertech game file carries counts and called pitches.
Can I fix pitch types on a Yakkertech file?
Yes. If a pitch is mistagged, you can correct it after upload, and every rate and per-pitch profile in the report recalculates to match.
Does one Yakkertech game make more than a pitching report?
It does — the same upload also builds hitting breakdowns, a catcher framing report from the called pitches, and an umpire scorecard grading the strike zone.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — 5 reports a month free, no credit card. Paid plans unlock unlimited reports, PDF export, shareable links, a CSV library, and team seats.
Turn your next Yakkertech game into a report
Free to start — 5 reports a month, no credit card required.