See your child's next step.

Film one hockey session. You get a development report written for you, and drills built for them.

On the App Store, autumn 2026

They'll practise for hours to unlock a new character.
Imagine that going into hockey.

Play Vision Hockey makes training the thing worth coming back to. Every session you film unlocks the next step, and every session counts, however it went.

One email at launch, with your first analysis on us. Nothing else, and nothing shared with anyone.

The idea

The same drive, pointed somewhere real.

Children will put in hours to unlock something in a game. That drive is real. It just needs somewhere to go.

Every practice, every session, every weekend at the rink adds up to something your child can see grow over a season.

Think of it as the Duolingo of youth hockey: it rewards showing up.

The Legend Cup, the trophy after 100 sessions

Real trophies on the way: 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 sessions.

And that matters. Ask parents what they want their child to get out of sport and enjoyment comes first, ahead of skills and far ahead of scholarships. When children stop playing, it is rarely about talent. It is because it stopped being fun.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute.

Film a session

Twenty seconds is enough. Your phone is all you need.

Mark your child

Only the child you mark is assessed, never anyone else on the ice.

Read the report

Strengths, what to work on, and a drill plan for their age.

The drills

Not a list. A drill they can follow.

Every drill runs on a real tactic board, step by step, so a parent who has never coached can set it up in a driveway and know it is right.

Heads-Up Weave

The feet learn the pattern so the head is free to read the ice.

Backhand Toe Pull

Pull the puck in tight onto the backhand and slip past the cone.

Dribble at Full Stride

Push the puck wide with every stride, at a real pace.

Over a hundred drills like these, sorted by age and by skill.

What you get

Written for you. Built for them.

The player card in the report, with a score out of ten for each skill.

A development report written for a parent

What your child does well, what to work on next, and what it means on the ice. In plain language, not coaching jargon.

Drills built for their age

Animated, step by step, on a real tactic board. Filter the library by age band and by skill.

A skill program with a four-week goal and the drills that belong to it.

A programme with something to aim at

Built around the one skill that will move the needle most, with a goal you can actually tell you've reached.

A weekly schedule in the report, with training days, drills and rest days.

A week that fits real life

Which days to train, what to do on each, and which days are rest. Rest is written in, not left out.

Why parents stay

What changes at home.

01 You know what to work on.Not "he needs to get better", but the one skill that will move the needle most right now, and what it looks like on the ice.
02 You can watch it add up.A development curve across the season, measured against your child's own history, so progress is something you can point at.
03 Training has a plan.Drills for their age, a week that fits around school and practice, and a goal you can actually tell you've reached.
04 It stays something they want to do.Rewards come from sessions completed, so a tough week still counts and nothing here can make your child feel behind. Showing up is the win.
05 It stays between the two of you.The video never leaves your phone, only the child you mark is assessed, and nothing is ever compared with another child.

Play Vision Hockey gives training inspiration for parents. It is not medical advice, and it is not a talent assessment.

Early access

Be there for the first season.

We launch on the App Store this autumn. Leave your email and you will hear from us the day it is live, with your first analysis on us.

One email at launch. Nothing else, and nothing shared with anyone.