Honest Hockey

Honest Hockey

by MICHAEL HINES

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  • Released
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  • August 11, 2026
  • September 4, 2026

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Honest Hockey is off-ice training for youth hockey. The work between practices, finally done and finally visible. A coach (or a solo player) sets the program: shooting, off-ice fitness, and stretching, with real targets. Players log the effort they actually put in, on their honor. Streaks, progress, and a Grind Score keep them coming back, and the coach sees who's doing the work without chasing anyone. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT - No leaderboards. No rankings. We never compare one kid to another, not now, not ever. - You vs yesterday's you. Progress is measured against your own past self. - Private by design. A player's data is seen only by their own parent and their coach. - No ads. No selling data. No dark patterns. FOR COACHES Build an off-ice program in about ten minutes. Pick a ready-made one (Youth 5,000 / Intermediate 10,000 / Advanced 15,000 shots, plus fitness and stretching) or build your own. Invite parents, then see the whole team's effort at a glance. Coaching is always free. FOR PLAYERS Log your shots, fitness, and stretches each day. Watch your streak and your card climb. Skaters and goalies each get their own track. FOR PARENTS See everything your player does and every message their coach sends, read-only. Parental consent is built into signup for minors. HOW IT WORKS Honest Hockey is a companion to a web-based service. Create an account and start a free trial to unlock training. Manage your plan on our website. Honest effort. Honest progress.
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What's New in Honest Hockey

1.1.1

September 4, 2026

Parents can say yes — and now they can say no. Following an invite used to end at a button that sat there doing nothing, with no explanation. That's fixed. A parent can now set up their account, approve their child, and start them training in one go. They can also turn the request down. If the account only ever existed for that invite, it goes, along with everything we were given. If a parent already has children with us, nothing of theirs is touched. An invite nobody answers now expires on its own after seven days. Also in this version: a family without a club can sign up on their own — you no longer need a team code to get a child started. Passwords tell you when they don't match, and let you see what you've typed. An expired link offers you a fresh one instead of a dead end. And when something goes wrong, the app now says so in words that make sense.

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