Quick Snap Stats
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Game plan
Use this guide when your main question is how scanning works: what to photograph, what to check, and how to turn the first draft into reliable stats.
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Start with a readable sheet
A scan works best when the whole page is visible, the photo is taken straight on, and names, totals, innings, quarters, or holes are not covered by hands or shadows. The sheet does not need to be perfect, but the important rows and totals need to be visible enough for review.
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Pick the right scan type
Choose the sport and format before uploading. Baseball and softball focus on line scores and player totals, basketball can use simpler points-focused sheets, and golf can capture round or hole-by-hole details when they are visible.
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Treat the scan as a first draft
Quick Snap Stats creates editable data, not a locked final record. Review team names, opponent, date, score, player totals, and any notes that came from hard-to-read handwriting before saving the game.
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Save to the right place
A one-off scan can become a saved game. If you run a team or league, save reviewed scans into the right team page so season totals, game logs, standings, and widgets stay organized.
Quick checklist
Use one clear photo per sheet whenever possible
Keep all columns and totals inside the frame
Review names and final totals before saving
Buy scan packs or use plan scans when the weekly allowance runs out
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