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Once you confirm notes, RinkNotes turns them into three kinds of output, plus a dashboard.
RinkNotes desktop coach dashboard with a left sidebar and weekly summary, KPI cards, and a review queue

The three outputs

Player feedback

Short development summaries in plain language — strengths and focus areas per player.

Game stats

Counts pulled from what you said — blocked shots, goals, draws won, and so on.

Action items

What to work on next practice, drawn from your notes.

Where to find them

On the desktop web workspace, the left sidebar has:
  • Dashboard — a snapshot: captures this week, what’s waiting for your review, this week’s categories, and the players to focus on. Toggle between Overview and Focus.
  • Feed — the live review stream (see Review the feed).
  • Games — stats grouped by game session, with a scoresheet for each game.
  • Practice — your action items (“what to work on”), each with a checkbox to mark done.
  • Roster & Consent — your roster, consent status, and each player’s feedback. Tap a player to open their development summary and open focus areas.
  • Settings — team settings, staff & roles, and the observation categories.
On the iOS app, these live under the bottom tabs Capture · Feed · Roster · Insights. Games and Practice are shown under Insights; a player’s feedback opens from Roster.
Per-player feedback lives under Roster & Consent — tap a player to read it. There is no separate “Players” tab.

The scoresheet

Under Games, each game session has a scoresheet assembled from your notes:
  • the final score,
  • a scoring summary with goals and assists,
  • penalties (infraction and minutes),
  • and goaltending lines (saves, goals against, save %).
Players without parental consent are never named — they appear by jersey number only.
Outputs appear after a coach confirms the underlying notes. If a player’s feedback looks empty, check the Feed for notes still waiting on review.

What parents see

If a player’s parent has consented, they see the Feedback, Game stats, and What to work on for their own child on their parent page. Coach-only “game insights” are never shared with parents.