A visual tour of the iOS app for MLB dashboards, player comparison, leaderboards, standings, and playoff context.
Statcatcher is built as a native iOS app with async Swift networking, backed by a Python service that normalizes MLB data and caches heavier season and postseason responses.
Favorite team record, division standing, recent form, and next matchup sit together at the top of the app.
Wildcard and divisional races are available without leaving Home, making the season picture easy to scan.
Favorite team selection and Home configuration keep the app centered on the teams that matter most.
Search and browse player-level information from the same tab used for deeper comparisons.
Follow the full player view from bio and season snapshot into career totals, awards, and year-by-year history.
Narrow career context to the seasons that matter, then return to the same player profile view.
Add up to five players, choose the shared stat groups, and reorder columns before reviewing the table.
Comparison output is presented as a focused visual table that can be shared or reviewed outside the app.
Core stat leaders are grouped into readable cards with player, team, position, and value visible at a glance.
Season, league, position, and category controls let the same tab answer a wide range of leaderboard questions.
Choose the columns that belong in each leaderboard, then keep those views tuned to the stats you actually use.
Teams are grouped by division with records and rank, giving the tab a familiar standings-first structure.
Switch between MLB, AL, and NL views while preserving the same compact standings language.
Open a division for more context without losing the larger standings surface.
Postseason brackets expand into series cards with matchup, score, game list, and progression context.