Keep scoring in the approved workflow.
The scorekeeper records the game in the approved scoring workflow already used by the team, venue, or operator.
FieldFire game-day system
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Product description
Founder batch - compact physical display hardware included
FieldFire Mini combines compact FieldFire display hardware with the browser-based scoring, team identity, Hype Deck, audio, and audience display workflow used across the FieldFire family.
Families, coaches, youth teams, watch parties, gifts, tabletop setups, small fan areas, and compact team demos.
This is a one-time physical hardware purchase. Some connected features depend on internet access and compatible speakers, displays, or venue equipment.
Connected mode
With an approved scoring source, the same update that records the game can update FieldFire scoreboards and audience views, identify meaningful game events, and make approved audio and visual cues eligible at the right time.
The scorekeeper records the game in the approved scoring workflow already used by the team, venue, or operator.
FieldFire follows score, period or inning, clock, outs, count, runners, player identity, lead changes, and other available game context.
The same game state can update LED matrices, HDMI screens, browser scoreboards, compatible audience views, and Hype controls without duplicate entry.
Event algorithms and AI evaluate the situation, select from eligible approved cues, and synchronize audio and visuals across the active outputs.
Algorithmic + AI-assisted timing
FieldFire can weigh score changes, game segment, count, base state, player identity, score differential, game pace, recent cue history, and cooldown rules. AI helps rank and vary the best eligible response while the configured rules keep the experience controlled and repeatable.
Connected mode turns the scoring activity already happening into the FieldFire game-day control signal. Manual scoring never disappears, and Hype Deck buttons, mute, skip, and operator overrides remain available whenever a human wants control.
Connected workflows depend on approved scoring-source access, customer account status, connectivity, provider availability, and FieldFire configuration. No third-party affiliation, endorsement, guaranteed availability, or provider uptime is implied.
The experience behind the product
FieldFire hardware is the delivery surface for a larger game-day system built to make players feel recognized, restore energy when a game slows down, and create memorable moments with control.
Walk-up music, player identity, team colors, introductions, and game-aware reactions can help players feel recognized, prepared, and more confident when they step into the action.
Youth and community games can include long pauses, uneven scores, weather, fatigue, and stretches where the energy disappears. FieldFire helps bring attention, participation, and fun back into the experience.
Game-state rules, cooldowns, repetition limits, approved content, and operator controls keep the hype meaningful. The goal is not constant noise—it is making the right moments feel bigger.
FieldFire is designed to create more of the moments that build confidence: hearing your name, seeing your team identity, getting a walk-up moment, celebrating a great play, and feeling the people around the game react with you.
The AI revolution for ball sports
FieldFire is being built as a sports-intelligence platform, not a single scoreboard layout. The same foundation can be adapted around each sport: understand the live game state, recognize meaningful events, connect player and team identity, apply sport-specific algorithms, use AI to rank eligible reactions, and synchronize the result across displays and audio.
The mission is to launch community ball sports into the AI revolution—not by replacing coaches, officials, scorekeepers, or announcers, but by giving ordinary fields, gyms, courts, clubs, and tournaments access to game-aware technology that was previously limited to professional venues.
Baseball is the current FieldFire foundation. Additional sport modes, integrations, game-state models, and automated cue systems are platform direction and roadmap capabilities until individually validated and released.