Baseball Lite.Built Around the Swing.Powered by Derby Box.

Real bats. Real baseballs. Real moments. A new way to participate in baseball — without needing a team, season, pitcher or experience.

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  1. 1Reserve a spot with your friends
  2. 2Show up — no equipment needed
  3. 3Swing for the fences

We never stop loving the game. We just stop being allowed to play it.
What if we didn't have to anymore?

Casual. On your terms. No team, season, or experience required.

For Every Fan

The Game
Is Yours.

Baseball creates fans for life. Easy access to playing rarely lasts as long.

Baseball Lite is built for the gap: show up, grab a bat and swing. No roster. No season. No tryout. No pitcher required.

Real swings. Your crew. Your moment.




Derby Box Makes Baseball Lite Possible.

Baseball still depends on someone or something in front of the hitter. Derby Box is Diamond Derby’s patent-pending pitch delivery platform, designed to automate an approachable moving baseball while keeping people and delivery equipment outside the hitter’s sightline and ball path.

Solo Access

Step in and hit without needing someone else to toss every pitch.

Automated Front Toss

Repeatable, hittable delivery built around one of baseball's simplest ways to put the ball in play.

Open Hitting Zone

No pitcher, protective screen, or traditional pitching machine occupying the space in front of the batter.

Solo Hitting Has Always Forced a Tradeoff.

A tee is solo and approachable, but the baseball is stationary. Human front toss gives you an approachable moving baseball, but requires another person. Conventional automated pitching delivers a moving baseball, but is generally designed around training. Derby Box is being developed around a simpler combination: solo + approachable + moving.

Derby Box conceptual product rendering

Tee

Solo + approachable
Stationary baseball · Open sightline

Human Front Toss

Approachable + moving
Requires another person

Conventional Automated Pitching

Solo + moving
Generally training-oriented

Derby Box

Solo + approachable + moving
Open sightline · Real baseball · Real ball flight

Prove Derby Box. Then See Where It Can Go.

Diamond Derby is building a brand around making baseball easier to participate in. Derby Box is the platform that can carry that idea into different environments.

Deployment 1

Homerun Park

Once Derby Box is proven, the Homerun Park shows what Diamond Derby can build around it: a full-scale social Baseball Lite experience centered on the swing.

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Deployment 2 · Future

Derby Yards

Future team compounds near tournament complexes with dedicated batting cages powered by Derby Box, giving teams automated front toss before and after games without requiring a coach or teammate to feed baseballs—or competing for limited batting cage access.

Future Opportunity

Potential Licensing

Licensing creates an additional path if Derby Box proves reliable and valuable in Diamond Derby’s own deployments.

Deployment 1

Homerun Park.

Once Derby Box is proven, we can build the experience around it. The Homerun Park takes the freedom created by Derby Box and turns it into a full-scale social Baseball Lite experience.

Inside Homerun Park

Conceptual renderings — venue currently in development

Why Raleigh-Durham? →

People Still Want Baseball. Access Is the Problem.

The research keeps pointing to the same opportunity: people don't necessarily lose interest in baseball. Playing simply stops fitting their lives. Baseball Lite is being built for that gap. Derby Box is how we make participation simpler.

Diamond Derby has collected 1,797 question-level responses across 10 questions and two collection channels from November 2025–present while validating the Homerun Park venue.

35%

haven’t swung in 2+ years.

(n=100)
28.6%

never played structured baseball/softball.

(n=252)
82.1%

know 10+ people they’d bring.

(n=151)
89%

selected $80+ / six people / 60 minutes.

(n=100)

Everyone Watches.
Nobody Gets To Play.

Diamond Derby started in the gap between loving baseball and having an easy way to participate. Baseball Lite removes the team, season and skill barriers. Derby Box removes another dependency: someone else having to deliver every pitch.

The Homerun Park brings those ideas together around real swings, reachable walls and the chance to feel the home run moment again.

I spent five years developing Diamond Derby before going all-in. In February 2026, I moved 2,200 miles from Phoenix to Raleigh-Durham to pursue the first deployment in the market I believe gives it the best chance to work.

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Derby Box Is Ready To Become Physical.

01IP

Patent-pending. Non-provisional utility application filed.

02Build

Working Derby Box prototype.

03Prove

Live public demonstration with real users.

04Deploy

Lock the first Homerun Park architecture and costs.

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Who is Baseball Lite built for?

People who still care about baseball but no longer have an easy way to play — former players, lifelong fans, casual fans and adults who haven't picked up a bat in years. Participation comes first; no roster, season, tryout or playing background required.

What is the Homerun Park?

The Homerun Park is Diamond Derby’s first full-scale Derby Box deployment, planned for Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, NC. Once Derby Box is proven, the Homerun Park turns that platform into a social group Baseball Lite experience built around the swing. Follow Deployment 1.

What is Diamond Derby proving next?

The next step is physical proof of Derby Box: build the working platform, demonstrate it publicly with real users and lock the architecture and costs for Deployment 1. Investors & Partners.

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