StickControl: Hockey Training

Your phone's camera tracks a real puck — stickhandling becomes a game. Free Zone Game every day; one purchase unlocks everything. New games added over time.

Stick Control turns stickhandling practice into fast, competitive games. Angle your phone so its camera looks down at your play area — use a phone stand, or simply rest it over the edge of a table, shelf or kitchen island — then grab your stick and a puck or ball, and the app tracks it in real time as you dribble. No wearables needed.

Watch the screen (or cast it to your TV) and react: light up zones, beat the clock, repeat patterns, and push your high score higher every session. It works for both hockey (puck) and floorball (ball), on the ice or on any hard floor at home.

GAMES • Zone Game — hit the lit zone as fast as you can • Speed Mode — score as much as possible before the clock runs out • Memory Mode — repeat the pattern without losing the puck • 2 Player — head-to-head on one screen • Concept & Beta games to experiment with (local high scores) • New games added over time

COMPETE • A weekly competition that resets every calendar week • Team leaderboards and friends — compete against the players you actually meet on the ice • Age-based percentiles, so you're compared with players your own age • Personal records that track your progress over time

FREE TO PLAY Zone Game is free to play every day. Unlock everything — all games, unlimited play, teams, friends and more — with a single one-time purchase. No subscription. Future games and updates are included.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • The camera never leaves your device. Frames are processed live, on your phone, only to track your puck — never uploaded, saved or shared. • No ads. No third-party trackers. • We store only what you choose to share: a display name, a birth year and your scores.

WHAT YOU NEED • A hockey stick + puck, or a floorball stick + ball • Bright tape or paint on your puck or ball, so the camera can track it • A phone stand, or just somewhere to rest your phone over an edge — a table, shelf or kitchen island all work fine • A bit of space, good lighting and a light-coloured surface

Train smarter, compete with your team, and watch your stickhandling get sharper — one round at a time.