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A phone, tablet or laptop with a camera, a stick and pucks. For shooting, a net and something to stand your phone on (a tripod or a chair works). No sensors, no mats, no headsets.

You mark the 4 corners of the net once, with a magnifier to line each one up exactly. The app then watches the net opening and spots the moment a puck hits the mesh, and where. Misses over the bar or wide are logged too, and you can always correct a shot with one tap.

The app finds the body's joints (knees, hips, shoulders, hands, head) on your phone and measures things like knee bend, weight transfer, head position and release time. Video is never recorded or uploaded; only those measurements are saved to your account. Form Check works best side-on. The 20-second Shot Session works from any angle and tells you which measurements it couldn't see from where the camera was.

Yes. Shot Session reports are saved in the app's Inbox on every device you sign in on, and you can have a copy emailed to the account's email address.

Each player picks an age group (U7, U9, U11, U13, U15, U18 or Adult). Leaderboards open on the player's own age group, so they compete against players their age. You can still peek at other groups or all ages.

Yes. A parent creates the account and adds each player. Every player has their own progress, reports and leaderboard nickname.

Anywhere off-ice: garage, basement, driveway, backyard or an off-ice training centre. Before each session the app checks your light and background and tunes itself to your space.

For shooting, any shooting pad or smooth floor. For stickhandling, a stickhandling tile, synthetic ice panel, concrete or hardwood all work. Use a puck or ball that stands out from the floor: a black puck on a white tile, or an orange ball on dark concrete.

Yes. Choose "Shooter tarp" when you set up, and shots that hit the tarp or go through the holes are both tracked.

Yes. Sun and wind are harder than a garage, so the app measures how much the scene moves on its own (a flapping net, swaying trees) and adjusts. For best results, keep the sun behind the camera and avoid bright reflections behind the net.

Stickhandling: about 3 ft by 4.5 ft of floor. Shooting: your usual shooting spot, with your phone 10–15 ft from the net.

A player name or nickname, age group, scores and shot locations. Video is processed on your device and never uploaded. Parents control the account, leaderboards only show a nickname, and you can delete a player or your whole account anytime in the app. Full details in our Privacy Policy.

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