Comms King – The Coach’s Secret Weapon
Comms King changes the way we call a game. No more flashing signs that get picked up, no more yelling over the crowd. With just your iPhone and your catcher’s AirPods or Apple Watch, you can send pitches, locations, and special plays without tipping your hand — fast, clear, and private.

Pitch Selection – Call the Game Your Way
Choose from 12 pro-level pitches
Four-Seam Fastball, Two-Seam Fastball, Slider, Sinker, Changeup, Curveball, Cutter, Splitter, Knuckle-Curve, Sweeper, Slurve, Knuckleball

Pre-load each pitcher’s arsenal so you’re ready from pitch one

Quick-select your go-to pitches without fumbling

Pinpoint Location
9-zone location grid for exact spots

One tap to call inside, outside, high, or low

Special buttons for pitch-outs and off-plate setups

Instantly flip zones for lefty/righty batters

Two Ways to Communicate
Push-to-Talk (PTT) for live voice — when you need to get a message across now

Pre-recorded calls for total silence and stealth

Send directly to AirPods, Bluetooth earbuds, or Apple Watch

Crisp, clear audio — even in the noisiest ballparks

Built for Strategy
One-tap Pitch Out to keep runners honest

Off Plate option for setting up the chase pitch

Lefty/Righty toggle for quick batter adjustments

How It Works
Catcher wears earbuds, AirPods or Apple Watch

Coach taps pitch type and location

Hit Send for silent call — or Hold PTT for live voice

Catcher gets the call instantly — no confusion, no delay

Perfect For any level of play

Any coach who wants speed, clarity, and secrecy

Game-Day Scenarios
Noisy stadiums where signs or shouting won’t cut it

Quick pitch changes without burning a mound visit

Complex pitch sequences that need precision

Keeping your strategy out of the other dugout’s hands

Managing multiple pitchers without missing a beat.

NOTES: The Apple Watch app works as a receiver only. When you choose the watch as your send-to device, it shows a 3×3 pitch location grid. The called pitch appears with a red dot on the target spot, plus the location text and pitch type — all on the watch face. Since no audio is sent in watch mode, you’ll see “Unavailable for Watch” on the Push-to-Talk button, and audio is disabled.