Wear OS Hockey Watch App & Shift Tracker

One-tap start

Tap Start on the watch (or the phone from the bench). Everything after that is automatic.

Live ticker

Current heart rate, shift/rest timer, and recent shifts — live on your wrist.

Haptics on confirmed transitions only

The wrist tells you when a shift starts and when you're truly on the bench — never a guess-vibration for a borderline transition.

HOLD TO FINISH

A deliberate 3-second hold with a countdown, so a glove or a bump can't end your game by accident.

Cooling hint

A subtle ▼▼ beside the timer when the engine sees a sustained cooldown trend — bench is coming, before it's confirmed.

Phone-free at the rink

The watch tracks your whole game with no phone in the building, and syncs to the phone when you're back in range — an offline store plus a reliable handoff.

Health Connect

Committed hockey sessions export to Google Health Connect with their full heart-rate series — once, cleanly, idempotently. No duplicates, no junk workouts. Non-hockey and unconfirmed sessions are never exported.

Backup & ownership

One-tap BACK UP NOW, restore, and full export/import of sessions, profile, and titles. Your data is yours, in every sense.

Is my data private?

Your games stay on your own devices — unless you share or export them, or your Android backup is on. Detection, metrics, and trends all run on device. There is no account and no cloud of ours.

Common questions

The answers players actually ask about automatic shift tracking.

Is my data private?

Your games stay on your own devices — unless you share or export them, or your Android backup is on. Detection, metrics, and trends all run on device. There is no account and no cloud of ours.

Does it work with my smartwatch?

A Wear OS 3+ watch with a heart-rate sensor (we've tested on Galaxy Watch), plus the companion app. The phone app also works without a watch — import games from Health Connect or log them manually.

Do I need to start anything at game time?

One tap on the watch (or the phone from the bench). Everything after that is automatic.

Why it matters

The watch is where the data starts, so it has to be effortless or it won't happen. One tap to start, haptics only when the engine is sure, and a deliberate hold to finish mean the tracker records your game instead of demanding your attention during it.

A watch companion that stays out of your way