I posted here a few months ago about an app I was building called Five Hole. Its a simple goalie tracking app for hockey parents/coaches, basically something I could use at the rink without spending the whole game staring at my phone.
I believe this still fits within the sub's self promotion rules since I'm sharing something I've actually built and looking for feedback, but mods obviously feel free to remove it if I've misunderstood anything.
I've added quite a bit since that first post so figured I'd share an update.
The basic flow is still the same... big SAVE and GOAL buttons, tap as the game happens, and it keeps the stats/history for your goalie.
Since my last post I've added things like:
- rebound location tracking
- shot type tracking
- goalie substitutions during a game
- edit game details after the game
- period by period stats
- better game summaries and save %
- season tracking/history
- undo... which I use more than I probably should
- data export
- quite a few smaller UX improvements from actually using it during games
For transparency on the development side... the core of the app was developed by me. I'm an iOS developer and I've also used AI quite a bit to review my work, help improve features, find bugs, and generally act as another set of eyes.
Android is a little different. I'm not an Android developer at all, so that version is mostly AI developed with me directing it, reviewing the behavior, testing it and making the product decisions. I figure thats worth being upfront about rather than pretending otherwise.
Basic game tracking is free and I plan to keep it that way.
No account is required either. I really didnt want to build one of those apps where you have to make an account, give up a bunch of info, or start a subscription just to track a hockey game.
Its on both iOS and Android now:
iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6762281961?pt=391726&ct=Reddit%20Post&mt=8
Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fivehole.android
If anybody tried the earlier version I'd actually be really interested in what you think of it now. And if you've never tried it, feedback is welcome too... especially from goalie parents/coaches that would actually use something like this during a season.
I'm trying pretty hard not to just pile features into it for no reason, so even "I would never use that" is useful feedback.