Coaches and parents ask in plain language. They get a plain-language answer with the rule number behind it — your local rules included.
Somebody's phone has a PDF nobody can search. Somebody's dad has an opinion. The umpire has a game to run and six more after it.
Fastpitch Rules gives everyone the same answer, with the rule number attached — in about ten seconds.
Every answer cites where it came from, so anyone can check it. When the rule genuinely depends on the division or the situation, it says so instead of guessing.
Setup takes about fifteen minutes. No IT help, no app store, nothing for your coaches to install.
Pick your league's name and it's yours — capvalley.fastpitchrules.com, live in about a minute. Free, no card.
Drop in the PDF or paste the text. We index it and start citing your local rules alongside the official rulebook.
Put it in your handbook, your team app, and on a dugout poster. We'll generate the QR code. That's the whole rollout.
Set it up once before the season. Use it every Saturday.
Your logo, your colors, your season label. Share one link with every coach and parent.
Upload your rule sheet once. Answers cite it right alongside your governing body, flagged as local.
A rule number ends a debate that an opinion can't. Settle it at the plate, not in the parking lot.
Works in any phone browser. One tap from the home screen, no login, no friction between innings.
A simple dashboard shows what your league asks most — so you know which rules to cover at the coaches' meeting.
$199 a year for the whole league. No per-coach seats, no per-question metering, no surprises.
Every coach, every parent, every game. No per-seat pricing.
Every answer cites the rule it came from, so you can check it yourself in seconds. When a rule is genuinely ambiguous, or differs between governing bodies, we say so instead of guessing. And the umpire on the field always has the final call — we're a reference, not a ruling.
No. They open your link and ask. Nothing to download, no login, no seat to assign. It works in any phone browser and can be saved to a home screen like an app.
That's the main reason to pay for a page. Upload your rule sheet once and it's indexed alongside the official rulebook — answers cite both, and anything specific to your league is flagged as a local rule.
Yes, twice over. The public tool is free and needs no account at all. And claiming your league is free too — you upload your rules, ask test questions, and only pay when you're ready to publish the page.
Your branded page comes down and the link shows a friendly notice rather than an error — it's printed in handbooks, so it shouldn't look broken. Your local rules stay in your account if you come back next season.
USA Softball and USSSA. You pick your league's governing body at setup and can change it any time — answers are drawn from that rulebook plus your own local rules.
Takes about two minutes and costs nothing. Your page stays unpublished until you're ready.