BallHawk
Why this exists

You can't watch
every game.

You shouldn't have to miss the moments that matter.

Every sports app will tell you a final score. None of them will tap you on the shoulder the second your guy goes deep, gets pulled in the seventh, or is scratched from the lineup an hour before first pitch.

That is the gap this fills. You are at work, at dinner, on a flight, or watching a different game. BallHawk watches the one you care about. Every pitch and every snap, checked constantly, and when something happens that you said mattered, your phone tells you. Not a digest the next morning. Right then.

You decide what counts as news. We do the watching.

How it works

1
Build a tracker
Pick any players and teams, then tick exactly which moments are worth interrupting you. Home runs only for one guy, every at-bat for another, lineups for a whole team. One feed.
Build one now →
2
Add BallHawk to your Home ScreeniPhone only
iPhone only, and only once. Tap Share at the bottom of Safari, then Add to Home Screen, which sits far enough down the list that you may need to tap View More to reach it. Leave Open as Web App switched on, tap Add, and open BallHawk from the new icon rather than from Safari. Apple will not let a website send notifications until you do. On Android and desktop, skip this.
3
Turn on notifications
One tap and one permission prompt, at the top of your tracker list. After that your phone buzzes on its own, and a status strip tells you at a glance whether alerts are live.
Turn them on →

Do I need another app?

No. Alerts arrive as ordinary phone notifications from BallHawk itself, the same as any app on your phone. There is nothing to download.

Turning them off, and changing your mind

The status strip above your tracker list is the whole control panel. It is green when this device is receiving alerts and amber when it is not, and it turns them on or off in one tap. Turning them off on your phone leaves your trackers untouched.

To change what a tracker alerts on, tap it. You can add players, retick alerts, pause it, or delete it. Editing never changes anything about how it reaches you.

Sharing a tracker

Open a tracker and tap Share with others for a link you can send to anyone. They open it, see exactly what it follows, make an account if they need one, and get their own copy.

A copy, not a subscription. Theirs is theirs to rename, retune or delete, and nothing they do reaches yours. You can revoke the link at any time, which stops new people taking a copy but leaves anyone who already did alone.

What it costs

Nothing. The leagues publish their game data publicly and phone notifications cost nothing to send. There are no payment details to give, so there is nothing of yours to sell.

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