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For youth hockey coaches

Turn Saturday’s game into Tuesday’s practice.

Log shots, faceoffs and breakouts rink-side in five taps. Read the story of the game in the parking lot. Walk into practice knowing exactly what to work on.

Free for coaches. No credit card.

DEFNEUOFF

Tap where the shot was.

  1. 1Where
  2. 2What
  3. 3Result

Where it happened, what it was, how it ended. The same three taps coaches use rink-side.

The loop

One game in, one better practice out

Every screen in HockeyPilot is one of three moments, and each one hands off to the next.

  1. TrackSaturday, at the glass

    The tracking screen: a rink with every shot of the Portland game marked, the score and the event buttons.

    Five taps per event

    Tap the ice, pick the event, pick the player. Score, shots and situation keep themselves.

  2. RecapSaturday, in the parking lot

    The game analytics screen for the Portland game: shots, shooting percentage, faceoffs and a shot chart.

    The story, not a stat wall

    Score, momentum by period and what actually happened, before you’ve started the car.

  3. PracticeMonday night, at the kitchen table

    The practice builder: a timed list of drills with categories and durations.

    Practice what the game showed you

    Turn the recap into Tuesday’s plan: drills picked for what went wrong, timed to your ice slot.

A real recap

Huskies 4, Panthers 2. Here’s what happened.

This is the recap from one tracked 12U game: 30 events, logged on an iPad. No spreadsheet, no film session.

Bangor Jr. Huskies vs Portland Panthers · Sawyer Arena

Shots
10
Shooting
40%
Faceoffs
3/5
Breakouts
3/4

Shots and goals by period

  • Goal
  • Saved
  • Missed or blocked
  1. Period 1: 3 shots, 1 goal. Period score 1–1.
  2. Period 2: 3 shots, 1 goal. Period score 1–0.
  3. Period 3: 4 shots, 2 goals. Period score 2–1.

Three things worth knowing

Jack Sullivan (#9) was in on three of the four goals: one goal, two assists.

3
points

Five high-danger chances from the slot produced three goals, and a fourth rang the post.

3/5
slot shots scored

Both shots from the point were low-danger and neither scored: one blocked, one an easy save.

0/2
from the point
Build Tuesday’s practice from this

Built for the rink

Made for cold hands and bad Wi-Fi

  • Works offline

    Lose the rink Wi-Fi mid-period and keep tracking. The game syncs when you’re back online.

  • Gloves-on targets

    Every rink-side button is big enough for a cold thumb, in a bright arena or a dark parking lot.

  • iPad and phone

    Track on the iPad at the glass. Read the recap on your phone. Plan practice on the laptop.

Who it’s for

The whole bench, and the parents in the stands

  • Head coaches

    Track the game, read the story, build the next practice. The whole loop in one place.

  • Assistants

    Run the iPad while the head coach runs the bench, and work from the same recap on Monday.

  • Parents

    Read-only recaps after every game: the score, the story and the standouts. Nothing they can break.

Pricing

Free for coaches

Coach

$0free, for every team you coach

  • Live game tracking on iPad and phone
  • Game recaps with plain-English insights
  • Practice planning and the drill library
  • Roster, staff and read-only parent invites
  • Works offline at the rink
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Pro

Coming

For coaches who want the planning done for them.

  • AI practice plans built from your games
  • Player development profiles across the season

Everything in Coach stays free.

FAQ

Questions coaches ask

Is it really free?

Yes. Tracking, recaps and practice planning are free for coaches. A Pro tier with AI practice plans and player development profiles is coming, and everything that’s free today stays free.

Do I need Wi-Fi at the rink?

No. HockeyPilot keeps tracking with no connection and syncs the game as soon as you’re back online.

What do I need to run it?

A web browser. It’s designed for an iPad at the glass and a phone in the parking lot; a laptop works well for planning practice. Add it to your home screen for a full-screen rink.

Can I coach and track at the same time?

Most teams hand the iPad to an assistant, a manager or a parent. At about five taps per event, one person can keep up with a full game.

Who can see my team’s data?

Only the people you invite. Staff roles decide who can track games and who can only read recaps.

Your next game is the first one worth tracking

Set up your team in about two minutes. Track Saturday. Read the recap before you leave the rink.

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