BT Baseball Camera

About this app

- Record baseball games with score overlay - Livestream options - All-in-one score control directly within app - Optionally remotely control score with BT Baseball Controller app - Custom branding watermark and team logos - Add custom advertisement images to play on demand - On-going support and upgrades - Future ability to livestream directly to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch (In-Development) BT Baseball Camera is a baseball game recording app that includes score, bases, innings, strike count, ball count, and brand overlays on top of video. BT Baseball Camera connects seamlessly into the BT Baseball apps system (e.g. with the the BT Baseball Scoreboard app, and more) for synchronization of score and stats across all devices and remote control. In addition, choose custom pictures from your gallery to display during breaks! This could be used for custom advertising in your baseball games. Upgrade your baseball game footage today with the BT Baseball Camera and Scoreboard apps! The BT Baseball Camera app was created by The Basketball Temple Company. After the success of our basketball products, we have expanded into other sports. The Basketball Temple Company focuses on high quality academies, leagues, and technologies that are used to support those academies and leagues. We open our technology to the public so everyone in the sports community can experience the same technologies that we use within our institutions. YouTube Tutorials at: https://www.youtube.com/@basketballtemple Feel free to contact us at support@basketballtemple.com Privacy Policy: https://www.basketballtemple.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

- Added companion app for remote score and recording controls. Please submit any issues to support@basketballtemple.com. Thank you for using the app!

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 8:45 AM Free