Someone sent you this page, which means a hitter in your house wants Reflex. Three minutes here covers what it is, what it costs, and what it does and doesn't do.
Rex, remembering a hitter's last fix
After a good session, your kid knows exactly what clicked. Two weeks later, mid slump, it's gone. Reflex is a baseball journal they talk to instead of write in. Thirty seconds on the ride home, and the session is kept for good. When the at-bats go sideways, Rex, the AI inside the app, brings back what got them right last time.
After a game or a session, they hit record and say what happened. No typing, no homework.
The spoken note becomes a clean entry: what worked, what didn't, what to keep.
When they're struggling at the plate, Rex reminds them of the exact fix that worked before.
No feed, no followers, no comments, no strangers. Nobody sees their journal but them. There is nothing to scroll.
Rex doesn't rebuild swings or hand out training plans. Their coaches, and you, do the teaching. Rex keeps what they learn from getting forgotten.
No ads. Entries are never sold, never shared with other users, and never used to train AI models. Their journal is theirs.
"This app changed the direction of my season.I was in a slump with only 3 hits in two tournaments. I told Reflex what I was thinking, feeling and what was happening and it gave an answer I wasn't expecting. What it told me had slipped my mind from when I was balling out, and I didn't even realize it. The next weekend I went 9-15 with 3 doubles, a bomb, and 10 RBIs."
"It helped me to stop overthinking at the plate and fall back on my training. Anyone who wants to take a step up with their hitting development should strongly consider getting Reflex!"
"Two weeks with Reflex and it's already my favorite baseball tool by a mile. Highly recommend to ANY baseball player."
"Rex genuinely understands me and how I play, more and more every day."
of hitters in our first tester survey said Rex understands them as a player.
All quotes verbatim from Reflex testers
Reflex doesn't replace lessons. It's how the lessons stick.
Free to download. The plan is chosen inside the app.
"I'm a college baseball player. I built Reflex because I kept losing what I'd figured out. Paper journals, camera rolls, notes apps. None of it held. Reflex is the memory I wished I had when it mattered.
Outside my own season, I run a community where I help young hitters with their game every day. Reflex is the thing I tell all of them, turned into an app: keep what works, and go back to it.
If you want to know anything before you say yes, email me. It comes straight to my phone and I answer everything myself."
No. Reflex has no feed, no followers, no comments, and no way for anyone to contact your kid. It's a private journal that only they see.
No, and it isn't trying to. Rex doesn't teach mechanics or write training plans. He keeps a record of what your hitter figures out with their coaches, and brings it back when they're struggling. The coaching stays human.
Two jobs. It turns a spoken note into a clean written entry, and it remembers patterns across entries so it can remind your hitter what worked before. It works from their journal, not from the internet.
Reflex is a standard App Store subscription. Payment runs through Apple, so your card details stay with Apple and never reach us. You can cancel anytime in Settings and keep access through the period you paid for.
Yes. Entries, videos, and stats are never sold, never shared with other users, and never used to train AI models. They can delete their account and all their data from inside the app. Full details in the privacy policy.
A kid who wants a journal is a kid who wants to own their game. Reflex just makes sure the work they put in sticks.
Get Reflex on the App StoreQuestions first? Email the founder.