Wolfpack Digital designed and developed Diamond View Analytics as a web platform, working from a maintained Figma design source and iterating with the client in weekly sessions. Data comes in through CSV uploads and a third-party bat-sensor data source, is mapped onto the platform's sabermetrics model, and lands in a recent-activity ledger where every uploaded file can be reviewed, downloaded, or removed.
The heart of the product is its chart library: more than 20 visualisation types spanning baseball-specific views, strike-zone charts from the pitcher's and the catcher's perspective, home-plate plots and heatmaps, a full-3D pitcher-release visual, a behind-home pitch-path view, and overhead, side, and six-quadrant field views, alongside scatter, radar, bubble, area, bar, heat-map, line, and speed-dial charts. Pitching and hitting each get a dedicated game-analysis section, with metrics like whiff rate, chase rate, and frequency built into the strike-zone player analysis. Users compose these charts into configurable dashboards with per-chart settings and filters, and an API-level cache keeps the canvases responsive as they grow.
The Virtual Coach runs through the analysis experience. It is a conversational AI that users open on a selected chart, so the conversation starts from the exact data on screen; it accepts file uploads, keeps a paginated history of past conversations, and can be switched on or off by an admin for the whole platform. A guided onboarding tour introduces new users to uploading data, building a dashboard, and the coach itself.
Teams and players management underpins all of it. Admins, coaches, and players each have their own role, with permissions controlling who can build and delete dashboards, who sees platform administration, and which team's data a user can reach, so a player sees their own performance while a coach works across the roster.