App Guide

Quick Reference — Gestures

What's Free vs Pro

Getting Started

1. Create Your First Team

Tap the + button in the top-right corner of the Teams screen. Enter:

• Team Name — e.g., "Ice Hawks"
• Season — auto-filled to the current hockey season (rolls over in September)

If you already have a team from a previous season, a Copy Roster From row appears. Select a prior team to copy all players forward. Copied players are automatically linked for career statistics — no manual setup needed.

2. Rename a Team

Open a team and tap the pencil icon in the top-right toolbar. You can update both the team name and season label from there.

Players

Adding Players

Open a team and go to the Players tab. Tap + to add a player:

• Name and Jersey Number — numbers are sorted ascending automatically
• Position: Forward (blue), Defence (red), Goalie (orange)
• Designation: Captain (C), Alternate Captain (A), Affiliate (Aff), or None

Designations appear as coloured badges on player cards and in the live bench view.

Finding Players

Use the search bar at the top of the Players tab to filter by name or jersey number. The position summary bar below the search shows your Forward / Defence / Goalie count at a glance.

Games

Creating a Game

Go to the Games tab and tap +. Set:

• Opponent name
• Game Type: Exhibition, Regular Season, Tournament, or Playoff
• Home or Away

Game Row Actions

Live Game Tracking

The live game view opens full-screen. Scroll down to see the bench, stat panel, penalty timer, and event log all on one page.

Clock Controls

The clock counts down. At 0:00, the period advances automatically. If the score is tied after Period 3, an overtime period starts. A green banner appears when the game ends in a non-tied regulation score.

Strength Situation

The ES / PP / PK chip shows the current strength situation.

• When you record a Penalty, the situation switches to PP or PK automatically based on which team committed it.
• A penalty timer appears and counts down. Tap it to adjust the duration.
• Tap the ES / PP / PK chip at any time to change the situation manually.

Bench & Shifts

Managing the Ice

• Tap a player tile to put them on the ice (shift starts) or take them off (shift ends, TOI recorded).
• Tapped someone off by mistake? Tap them straight back on within 5 seconds and their shift carries on as one shift, with no lost time.
• Drag a player tile to a different slot to rearrange your bench layout — your preferred order is remembered.
• Active (on-ice) players are highlighted. Inactive players are dimmed.

Scratches

Scroll down past the bench grid to the Scratches section. Tap a scratched player to unscratch them and return them to the bench.

Goalies

Goalies appear in their own section below the skater bench. Tap the goalie tile to designate them as active (on the ice). The active goalie is automatically assigned to Save and Opponent Goal events.

Recording Stats

Tap a stat button in the panel, then tap the player on the bench who earned it.

Stat Panel Reference

Undo

An undo bar appears at the top of the screen for 5 seconds after every recorded stat. Tap it to immediately remove the last event. While the clock is stopped it stays up, so there's no rush after a goal that gets called back. Once it clears, use the event log instead.

Editing After the Fact

Long-press any event row in the event log at the bottom of the live view (or in Game Detail) to edit the player, period or clock time, or to delete the event entirely.

• Shifts — change the player, when the shift ended, or how long it lasted. Time on ice moves with it.
• Goals and goals against — fix the strength (ES, PP or SH). PP%, PK% and +/- update to match.
• Overtime — any event can be moved into OT.
• Saves and goals against — the player list shows just your goalies.
• Power plays and penalty kills — change the start time of one that's still running and the countdown on its button moves with it.

Rink Location Picker

After tapping certain stats (Goal, Shot, Missed Shot, Save, Block, Opponent Goal), a rink diagram appears so you can mark where the play occurred. These markers appear on the ice sheet in the Game Report. Tap Skip if you don't want to record a location.

Net Placement — Step 2

For shots, goals and saves the rink tap is step 1 of 2. A net diagram follows so you can record where in the net the puck went:

• Goal — "Tap where it beat the goalie"
• Missed shot — "Tap where it missed," including outside the posts (wide or over)
• Save / shot on net — tap where the goalie handled it

Tap Skip at any step to record the event without a location; Back returns you to the rink tap. These taps are what build the Net Placement maps in the Game Report.

Optional Stats

In Settings, toggle Hit, Block, Takeaway, Giveaway, Pass and Missed Shot on or off. A preview grid shows exactly how your panel will look. Fewer active stats means larger, easier-to-tap buttons.

Game Detail

Tap any completed game row to open Game Detail. This view is always free to access regardless of trial or subscription status.

What You'll See

• Nav bar — shows the final score inline, e.g., "vs Falcons 3–2"
• Score card — period-by-period breakdown
• Player stat rows — G / A / Pts, Shots, Saves, TOI, and more per player
• Goalie period card — Saves, Goals Against, and SV% per period
• Event log — full chronological list with period filter chips

Toolbar

Game Report

The Game Report generates a full scoring table similar to an official game sheet.

To open:

• Long-press a game row on the Games list → tap "View Game Report"
• Or open Game Detail → tap the report icon in the toolbar

Tap Share to generate a PNG image and CSV file and send both through the iOS share sheet (email, AirDrop, Files, etc.).

Shot Chart

Scroll past the scoring table for the Shot Chart — every shot you placed on the rink, plotted on a full ice sheet, with a summary strip underneath:

SOG · GF · MISS · SA · GA

Each marker is numbered, and the same number identifies the same shot on every chart — so you can follow one shot from the rink to the net.

Net Placement

Two net diagrams, built from your step-2 taps. Both are drawn facing the net, the same way you tapped them, so top left always means the same corner:

• Shots For — where your team put the puck. Green = goal, white = on net, ✕ = missed. Misses outside the frame are labelled WIDE or OVER.
• Shots Against — what your goalie faced. Green = goal against, white = save.

Every net chart in the app, including the goalie's, is drawn this way and labelled Facing the Net.

Blocked Shots

Every block you placed appears on its own rink map, colour-coded by player, with a count per player underneath — so the defenders who wear the puck get credit alongside the scorers.

Season Stats

Open a team and tap the Stats tab.

Record Strip

Shows your W-L-OT record. Tap a game type chip (Regular Season, Playoff, etc.) to filter the view.

Leaderboard

Tap any stat category chip to reorder the leaderboard. Available categories:

Player Season Summary

Tap any player row to open their full season breakdown: a game-by-game stat log and a Career grid showing aggregate totals across all linked seasons (shown automatically when a player was cloned from a prior season's roster).

Ice Tilt

Above the leaderboard, Ice Tilt shows the share of total shots in the game that belonged to your team — shots for, against shots for plus shots against. Over 50% means you carried the play; under means you were outshot. The bar reads blue for shots for against red for shots against, with raw SF and SA totals beneath it.

Special Teams

Below the leaderboard, the Special Teams section shows PP record (goals / opportunities and PP%) and PK record (goals against / opportunities and PK%).

Season Report

Tap the chart icon in the toolbar to open the Season Report — skater stats, goalie stats, and special teams in one document. Tap Share to export as PNG + CSV.

Settings

Open Settings via the gear icon on the Teams screen (top-left corner).

Career Stats & Season Linking

When you create a new team and copy a roster from a previous team, each copied player is linked to the original by an invisible career ID.

• Linked players show a Career grid in their Player Season Summary, aggregating all seasons.
• The link is established at copy time — players added manually to the new team are independent unless linked via the player copy flow.
• Deleting a prior season's team does not break the career link on the copied players.

Frequently Asked Questions