Hockey
The shifts from last night’s game, cut by morning.
Upload the game from your phone. We find the player by their number and cut the shifts they were on the ice.
What you get
The shifts
Most players get somewhere between 15 and 25 shifts a game. They come back as separate clips, in order.
Sorted by skill
The clips are tagged by skill: faceoffs, shots, zone entries and backchecks. Pick one and only those clips play.
The folder
Download all gives you the clips and one file that plays them, offline, in any browser. Or send a link to your coach, who can watch and download them too.
Work on your zone entries
The clips are tagged by skill. Pick zone entries and only the zone entries play, one after another. Faceoffs, shots and backchecks work the same way.
Zone entrie 1
Zone entrie 2
Zone entrie 3
Zone entrie 4
Zone entrie 5
Zone entrie 6Pick a skill and those clips play one after another. Faceoffs let you compare your stance, your hands and the draw. Zone entries show how you carry the puck over the line.
How it works
- 01
Upload the game
Send the video from your phone: a game, a scrimmage or a practice. The upload starts straight away.
- 02
Tell us their number
Add their jersey number and team colours. If they wore a different sweater that day, tell us which one.
- 03
Open the clips in the morning
The player’s shifts, cut, in order and sorted by skill. If we’re unsure about a couple, we ask you to check them.
What we ask while it uploads
- Game, scrimmage or practice
- Your team’s jersey colours
- The player’s jersey number
- The player’s first name
- Tap the player on the video
- The final score, for games
What happens to the video
- It’s never used in advertising without a separate signed release
- It’s stored encrypted and private to your account
- The video you upload is removed once the clips are made
- Other players aren’t labelled or stored, and faces are blurred whenever they’re large enough to recognise
- We never ask for a photo of the player
Filming tips
The filming guide →- Film from high in the stands if you can. Height helps more than zoom.
- Follow the puck, not the player. We’ll find them in the frame.
- Leave it running through whistles. We cut the stoppages out.