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Mobile vs. desktop

ProspectHQ player pages support quick phone reviews and more detailed work on a larger screen.
Best practice: use a desktop or large monitor to view and manage player pages. More stats, trends, and video panels fit on screen at once, and side-by-side layouts make it easier to compare games and sessions.

When to use desktop or a large monitor

Managing a player

Editing profile fields, mapping source platform players, and reviewing import previews all benefit from a wide screen.

Reviewing stats and trends

Baseball, softball, and golf stat tables show more columns and more games per view on desktop.

Uploading imports

source platform screenshots and box-score PDFs capture more data per file on a larger display.

Watching performance videos

Multi-angle sessions and highlight clips are easier to review at higher resolutions.

When mobile is fine

  • Quickly viewing a public profile or sharing the link.
  • Uploading a single video or photo from a phone.
  • Checking a recent game log or a coach summary on the go.
  • Managing sign-in security, MFA, recovery methods, and backup codes from Account → Manage security & backup codes in the native iPhone app.

What changes on smaller screens

  • Overview → Videos → Stats → Progress keeps the main sections within reach. Only enabled sections appear.
  • Recent sessions come before competition statistics; performance summaries and secondary coaching open on demand.
  • More profile actions holds player summaries, reports, and secondary actions. Athlete details expands additional profile information.
  • Video review uses the available phone width. Use Expand review for body tracking, or rotate the phone for side-by-side comparison.
  • Tab bars and side panels collapse into stacked sections.
  • Some stat tables scroll horizontally so every column stays readable.
  • Management dialogs (edit profile, edit photo, import review) work best with a physical keyboard.
For coaches and administrators doing bulk work (importing games for a whole team, mapping rosters, or cleaning up duplicates), always switch to a desktop.
Last modified on September 5, 2026