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RinkNotes lets a coach say what they see — on the bench, at practice, in the stands — and turns those spoken notes into clear, useful records:
  • Player feedback — short development summaries in plain language.
  • Game stats — counts pulled from what you said (“blocked shot”, “won the draw”).
  • What to work on — action items for the next practice.
You never fill in a form mid-game. You talk; RinkNotes does the writing.
Consent comes first. A player’s real name is never stored or shared until consent is granted — by a parent on a youth team (the default), or by an adult player for themselves. Whoever consents gets their own page to see what’s shared, correct anything, export it, or withdraw at any time.

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Who is this for?

Coaches & Staff

Set up a team, camp, or tryout, capture your first game, and review what RinkNotes writes.

Parents

You got a consent request. Here’s what it means and what you’ll receive.

Players

On an adult team? You hold your own account, consent for yourself, and get your own feedback.

Club Admins

Roles, consent across the roster, and how billing works.

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How it works, end to end

1

A coach speaks a note

Tap the mic (or, on the iOS app, just say “RinkNotes”) and say what you saw.
2

RinkNotes writes it up

Your words become a feedback note, a game stat, or an action item — sorted automatically.
3

A coach confirms it

Notes land in a live feed. A coach checks each one before it counts.
4

It's shared — only under consent

Confirmed notes appear for whoever consented: a parent, on their child’s page, or an adult player, on their own — in the categories they agreed to.
Ready to set up a team? Head to Getting started for coaches.