I am the host of the YouTube channel “玩三小,” and the mother of three children who all love playing baseball.

All three of my kids attended a small elementary school next to Taoyuan International Baseball Stadium—BaLi Elementary School. More than ten years ago, it was a tiny school with fewer than 100 students, yet it surprisingly had a baseball team. Starting with my eldest daughter, my children joined the school team and began competing in games. I still remember her very first match, which was against a well-known baseball school team in Taoyuan City. She was the pitcher and even recorded several strikeouts. As a parent, I naturally tried my best to capture those exciting moments with my phone, but with how fast-paced games are, it was inevitable that some moments were missed.

Later on, in addition to their school teams, my second child and youngest also joined a community baseball team called Zhongda Red Sox Baseball Academy. The team’s philosophy is “parent-child learning together,” with teams divided by age groups and multiple league games played within each level. As a result, we ended up participating in more and more games. At first, I recorded everything on my phone, then went home to edit each game and upload it to YouTube. Every single game took a huge amount of time and effort, and there was no way to offer the immediacy of livestreaming.

During that time, I tried many livestreaming apps and even went as far as learning how to develop an app myself. While I was still exploring and experimenting, ScoreLive—developed by Brian—came onto the scene. After trying it, I was instantly convinced. The logic is simple, intuitive, and precise, perfectly capturing the real needs of players’ parents. I later recommended it to many friends, and seeing how the product continues to improve, I truly want to give Brian a round of applause for his dedication.

Doris Chang

Host of the “玩三小” YouTube Channel

Zhongda Red Sox Baseball Academy