✦ Free to start · 7 days of Pro free

Turn any field into a ballpark.

Walkup songs, a stadium announcer, and your batting order, all run from the dugout. Built for real baseball and softball teams, from eight-year-olds to college.

Free on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and that is the polished one. The browser version is in beta, so there is nothing to install and nothing to pay while we finish it.

4.6 on the App Store
Walkup Pro on iPhone, showing Game Day with Tyler Chen now batting, his announcement and walkup song queued, and the batting order below.

Set it up at home. Tap play at the field.

An evening of setup buys you a whole season of game days where the only thing you do is press play.

A player's screen in Walkup Pro, listing two AI announcements and three walkup songs, each trimmed to twenty seconds.

Every player gets their own entrance.

Give a batter several songs and cycle them through the season. Drag the trim to land on the exact twenty seconds that hit, so the drop arrives as they step in, not eight bars later.

  • Multiple songs per player
  • Twenty-second custom trim
  • iTunes, Apple Music, or your own MP3
Browse Music in Walkup Pro showing the most-used MLB walkup songs, ranked by how many players use each one.

Or borrow the one their favorite pro uses.

Every MLB player's real walkup song, kept current all season and ranked by how many players use it. Tap one and it is on your roster, trimmed and ready.

  • Browse by team or by player
  • Ranked by how many pros use it
  • Top baseball and softball charts
The New Announcement screen in Walkup Pro, with announcement styles, the spoken text, and a choice of AI voices.

A stadium voice that says every name.

Type the intro, pick a voice, and Walkup Pro reads it like a ballpark PA. Or record it yourself and be the announcer. Names get a phonetic spelling so nobody's gets mangled.

  • AI voices in seconds
  • Record your own
  • Phonetic spelling for tricky names
The share sheet in Walkup Pro, offering invites for players and watchers, a co-manager invite, and a one-time export.

Send one link. The team fills itself in.

Families open the link, claim their player, and pick their own song and intro. It syncs straight back to your roster, which is how a fourteen-player team gets built in an evening instead of a season.

  • Families pick their own song
  • Invite a co-manager
  • Watchers can follow along

Start on the web. Finish on your phone.

Same account, same teams, same subscription. Most coaches set the season up on a laptop and then run games from an iPhone.

Walkup Pro features on the web app compared with the iPhone app
Feature Webbeta iPhoneapp
Rosters, songs, and announcements Yes Yes
Game day with the AI announcer Yes Yes
Search millions of songs and trim the clip Yes Yes
Apple Music full-track playback Yes Yes
Share the team, families claim their player Yes Yes
Warmup and inning-break playlists Yes Yes
Same 3 free players, then Pro Yes Yes
Nothing to install Yes No
Works at a field with no signal No Yes
Keeps playing with the screen locked No Yes
Apple Watch control from the dugout No Yes
Live Activity and Dynamic Island No Yes
AI-generated walkup songs No Yes

The web app is real and your teams are saved to your account, but it is younger than the iPhone app. If something feels off, there is a Send feedback link inside it, or email team@walkuppro.com.

Everything else it does.

"My kids absolutely love having their own walkup songs. Makes every at-bat feel like the big leagues."

— Baseball dad

"The AI announcer is incredible. Sounds just like a real stadium PA system."

— SweetApp22

"Works great. Simple setup, one-tap playback on game day. Exactly what our team needed."

— PTK19

One plan. Both platforms.

The iPhone app is free for up to 3 players across all your teams. Pro removes the limit, and adds 50 AI credits a month plus full sharing, everywhere you sign in. The web app is in beta, so it is free with nothing capped.

$7.99
/ month
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
BEST VALUE
$39.99
/ year
$3.33/mo billed yearly. Save 58%.

The web app is free right now, with nothing capped.

Walkup Pro for Web is still in beta, so it does not ask for payment at all. The beta ends soon; when it does the web will match these prices, one subscription for both, and nothing you built goes away. The iPhone app is the finished and polished one, and the version we would put in your hand on game day.

Subscribe through the App Store in the iPhone app. Nothing on the web asks for a card while the beta is on.

Common questions

Is there an Android app?
Yes, as the web app. Walkup Pro runs in Chrome on any Android phone or tablet at app.walkuppro.com and installs to the home screen like an app, with the same account and the same teams as the iPhone app. It is free while the web is in beta. See the Android page for the three-tap install.
What is the difference between the web app and the iPhone app?
The web app runs in any browser with nothing to install, and it is in beta. The iPhone app is the finished one: it plays at a field with no signal, keeps going with your phone locked, and adds Apple Watch control. Both use the same account, so a team you build in one shows up in the other.
Do I have to download anything to try it?
No. Open the web app, sign in with your email, and you can build a team and hear it run in a couple of minutes. Download the iPhone app when you are ready to take it to the field.
Does Walkup Pro work without internet at the field?
The iPhone app does. Songs, announcements, and your full roster are stored on the device, so once you set everything up at home you do not need a signal. The web app is a browser tab, so it needs a connection.
Do I need an Apple Music subscription?
No. You can search and preview millions of songs from iTunes for free. Apple Music subscribers can play full tracks, on both the web and iPhone. You can also import your own MP3, WAV, or M4A files.
Can I subscribe on the web instead of through the App Store?
Not right now, and you do not need to. The web app is in beta, so it is free with nothing capped and it never asks for a card. Pro is bought through the App Store in the iPhone app, and when web checkout comes back one subscription will cover both.
How many players can I add for free?
On iPhone, three across all your teams. On the web there is no limit at the moment, because the web app is in beta and all of it is free. Pro removes the limit on iPhone, and adds 50 AI credits a month with a 7-day free trial.
Can I use Walkup Pro for softball?
Absolutely. The app works for any sport with walkup music, from baseball to softball to hockey. Build your roster, assign songs, and tap through the lineup on game day.
Can multiple coaches share a team?
Yes. You can share your entire team, roster and songs and announcements, with a link. The other coach opens it and the team loads into their app instantly. It works between web and iPhone in either direction.
What speaker should I use?
Any Bluetooth speaker works. For outdoor fields, something with decent volume like a JBL Charge or Bose SoundLink will carry. Position it near the dugout or behind home plate.
How do AI walkup songs work?
In the iPhone app, describe the vibe you want, like stadium rock with crowd noise or a trap beat with a bass drop, and the AI generates a unique royalty-free track in about 30 seconds. No copyright issues, no licensing fees.

Your next game is the one to try it on.

Three players free on iPhone, and all of it free on the web while the beta is on. Add a couple of names, pick their songs, and hear how it sounds before you decide anything.

Built by a tiny team that loves this game.

We're a tiny independent team building baseball tools that are a joy to use. Our bar is simple: game day software should feel as polished as the best apps on your phone. No ads, no big company, and when you email us, the people who built the app are the ones who answer.

Questions or ideas? Email us at team@walkuppro.com

Report a problem or get help

Wrong song, broken page, app trouble, or an idea. A real person reads every one.

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