A hockey tracker for youth players — and the parents on the bench
Youth hockey is full of effort that never shows up in a box score.
See effort, not just the score
A youth game can end 8-2 and still be a great effort. The app shows the shifts a player actually skated, their heart rate through the game, and how hard each shift was relative to their own range — so parents see the work, not just the box score.
Automatic, so kids just play
One tap to start on the watch, everything else automatic. No scoring, no button-mashing, no stopping to log — detection runs on heart rate and wrist motion, and the watch works phone-free at the rink.
Private and affordable by default
All data stays on device. No account, no ads, no subscription, no cap on history — the app is free, which matters when gear already costs enough.
What it doesn't do
It's not a medical device and we don't claim otherwise. It's a shift tracker that shows ice time and effort honestly — and when the data is too thin to say anything, the app says that instead of inventing a number.
Common questions
The answers players actually ask about automatic shift tracking.
Next
The same engine works for every shift-based hockey player, at every level.
See it for all players →