Puck Buddy vs RYVLZ

Build better hockey habits with video feedback you can put into practice. Puck Buddy helps you review shooting, skating, and goalie drills, track your results, and keep a record of your training. Puck Buddy is designed for hockey players, parents and coaches, including youth players ages 6 and older. Players under 13 require parent approval to access the app. RECORD. REVIEW. PRACTICE. 1. Choose a supported drill and record your technique. 2. Upload your video for AI-assisted analysis. 3. Review drill-specific metrics and coaching feedback. 4. Pick a focus for your next session and follow your progress. SHOOTING, SKATING, AND GOALIE WORK Explore drills for snapshots, wrist shots, backhands, slapshot form, skating stride, and goalie movement. Available metrics depend on the drill and the video you upload. SEE YOUR PROGRESS Revisit saved scorecards and coaching feedback and track training metrics over time. Video playback is available for your current result; Past Results does not keep old playable videos. Use your practice journal to record what you worked on and what to try next. BUILD CONSISTENCY Keep practice engaging with challenges, badges, and personal streaks. Use follow-up coaching chat to explore your feedback and plan your next practice. Monthly leaderboards are optional. Game speed estimates depend on your filming setup. Puck Buddy supports your training between sessions with your coach. Analysis requires an internet connection; processing time and results vary with video quality and drill selection. AI feedback can be imperfect and does not replace a qualified coach. SUBSCRIPTIONS Puck Buddy offers auto-renewable subscriptions for premium features. See the in-app purchase screen for current prices and available plans. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple account settings. Questions or feedback? Contact jake@buddyllc.app. Support: https://buddyllc.app/support Terms of Use: https://buddyllc.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://buddyllc.app/privacy

``` RYVLZ turns a team's training into something everyone can see. Coaches assign the work. Athletes do it, log it, and earn points. The whole roster watches the leaderboard move. WHAT COACHES DO • Assign strength programs to the roster, or import your own • Post skill drills with a video — paste a YouTube link and add your cues • Review the video an athlete submits, send it back or approve it • See every athlete's program at a glance, pause or stop anyone • Run team competitions with real deadlines WHAT ATHLETES DO • Open the app and see exactly what today's session is • Log lifts, runs, meals, sleep and skill work • Film a drill attempt and send it to the coach • Watch their points, streak and rank move • See what the rest of the team is putting in THE POINTS Everything an athlete logs is worth something, with daily caps so nobody farms a single category. Lifting, conditioning, skill work, sleep, academics, community service. Streaks earn a bonus. Coaches can weight categories toward whatever the block is about — a strength phase scores lifting higher, a conditioning phase flips it. Points from skill drills are only awarded once the coach approves the video. The work has to be real. SKILL BUILD The part coaches ask for most. You post the drill with a reference video and what you want to see. The athlete watches it, films their attempt in the app, and submits. You review the two side by side, leave feedback, and approve or send it back. Drill categories cover twelve sports, and you can add your own. BUILT FOR A ROSTER, NOT A PERSON RYVLZ is a team product. An athlete on their own gets a training log; a team gets a leaderboard, a coach who can see everything, and the accountability that comes from your teammates watching. — Team subscriptions are managed at ryvlz.co. Questions: support@ryvlz.co