From faceoff to final horn, one live game.
HockeyOnline is the game report for ice hockey, rebuilt for the browser. The scorekeeper, the timekeeper, the referee and the announcer each work on their own device, the arena scoreboard and every screen in the building follow the game live, and everything it writes is compatible with eGREP and hockeydata’s league server that leagues in Germany and Austria use.
A goal in three taps.
Nobody at the scorekeeper’s table has time for forms. The goal button sits right next to the play-by-play, and the rest is a short, forgiving flow.
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Time
Type the game time on a keypad that knows whether your league counts up or down.
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Scorer
Tap the jersey number. Assists are one more tap each, and optional.
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Done
Strength, empty net and the minor that ends on a power-play goal are already suggested. Confirm, and the scoreboard updates.
Everyone at the rink, on one game.
eGREP gives one person one Windows laptop. HockeyOnline gives every role its own view, on a laptop, a tablet or a phone, all in one shared game room that shows the same game at the same moment.
Scorekeeper
Laptop, tablet or phone
Goals, penalties, goalkeeper changes and the full report.
How it worksScorekeeper
Laptop, tablet or phone
Goals, penalties, goalkeeper changes and the full report.
How it worksTimekeeper
Laptop, tablet or phone
Runs the game clock and the periods. The arena scoreboard follows.
How it worksTimekeeper
Laptop, tablet or phone
Runs the game clock and the periods. The arena scoreboard follows.
How it worksReferee
Phone, tablet or laptop, plus the smartwatch
Follows the report live, sends penalties as proposals and confirms goals and penalties with a tap on the wrist.
How it worksReferee
Phone, tablet or laptop, plus the smartwatch
Follows the report live, sends penalties as proposals and confirms goals and penalties with a tap on the wrist.
How it worksAnnouncer
Laptop, tablet or phone
Every announcement ready to read or to play in an AI voice, from the booth.
How it worksAnnouncer
Laptop, tablet or phone
Every announcement ready to read or to play in an AI voice, from the booth.
How it worksArena scoreboard
Any screen with a browser
Clock, score and penalty clocks full screen, on any screen in the building.
How it worksArena scoreboard
Any screen with a browser
Clock, score and penalty clocks full screen, on any screen in the building.
How it worksHall screens
Any screen with a browser
Entrance, kiosk TV or foyer: ice plan, next home game, the live game, club promotions, sponsors and tournaments.
How it worksHall screens
Any screen with a browser
Entrance, kiosk TV or foyer: ice plan, next home game, the live game, club promotions, sponsors and tournaments.
How it worksPlayers
Phone, tablet or laptop
Look back at their games and their own stats afterwards.
How it worksPlayers
Phone, tablet or laptop
Look back at their games and their own stats afterwards.
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Timekeeper
Laptop, tablet or phone
Runs the game clock and the periods. The arena scoreboard follows.
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Referee
Phone, tablet or laptop, plus the smartwatch
Follows the report live, sends penalties as proposals and confirms goals and penalties with a tap on the wrist.
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Announcer
Laptop, tablet or phone
Every announcement ready to read or to play in an AI voice, from the booth.
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Arena scoreboard
Any screen with a browser
Clock, score and penalty clocks full screen, on any screen in the building.
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Hall screens
Any screen with a browser
Entrance, kiosk TV or foyer: ice plan, next home game, the live game, club promotions, sponsors and tournaments.
Every screen in the arena.
The scoreboard above the ice, the TV at the kiosk, the tall screen at the entrance: HockeyOnline puts the game and your club on all of them, with a Raspberry Pi or an old laptop behind each one.
Arena scoreboard
Clock, score and penalty clocks in your team colors, full screen, readable from the last row.
Screens and digital signage
Ice schedule from your calendar, rosters, sponsors and the live home game with goals and play-by-play, even when it is scored in eGREP.
Your club on the screens
Show what the kiosk serves, what admission costs, which events are coming up and when the ice is free.
Tournaments on screen
Tournaments you run outside eGREP show up too, with their own schedule and results.
One game night, start to finish.
This is how a home game runs when the whole arena works in HockeyOnline.
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Lineups come in
Both teams submit their lineup from the phone and the team managers sign it. The scorekeeper only reviews.
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The screens wake up
The lobby screens switch from the ice schedule to tonight’s game: both lineups, the officials, the countdown to faceoff.
Screens and digital signage -
The scorekeeper loads the game
Rosters, team colors and the league’s rules come from the league server, the way eGREP gets them.
eGREP and league server compatibility -
Faceoff
The timekeeper starts the clock on their own device. The arena scoreboard above the ice runs with it.
Timekeeper view -
Goal for the home team
Three taps at the table. Score, strength and the play-by-play update on every device and every screen at once.
Live scoresheet -
The announcer calls it
The goal announcement is ready with scorer, assists and game time. Read it out, or press play and let the AI voice bring the house down.
Announcer and AI voices -
The Wi-Fi drops
Nothing is lost. Every entry is saved on the device within a moment, and the updates go out as soon as the connection is back.
Offline first -
Two minutes for hooking
The referee enters the penalty on their phone. It lands at the table as a proposal and goes into the report once accepted.
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Power play on the stream
The overlay on the club stream shows the power play and the penalty clock, driven by the same live events.
Broadcast overlay and Studio -
Final horn
Guided review, then the final report goes to the league server. The printouts come out like eGREP’s.
eGREP and league server compatibility
The announcement writes itself.
A goal goes in, and the text for the arena is already there. Your announcer reads it out loud, or you let an AI voice speak it in the language of your choice.
- Goals with the scorer and assists
- Penalties, even several at once
- Goalie changes
- Period starts and the final score
- The lineups for the welcome
What a goal sounds like in the arena
GOAL For the Maple Creek Beavers! Scored by number seventeen, Daniel Harper! Assisted by number four, Liam Brooks!
The text comes straight from the game, nobody types anything over. The voices are from ElevenLabs, in several languages.
Speaks eGREP. Fluently.
Leagues in Germany (DEB) and Austria (ÖEHV) report their games with eGREP and hockeydata’s league server. HockeyOnline does not ask anyone to change that: it writes the same game report and prints the same forms, so every tool downstream keeps working.
- The same game file
- HockeyOnline writes the eGREP game report field by field, in eGREP’s own element order. The original eGREP software reads it unchanged.
- The same printouts
- Pre-game form, game report, lineup sheet, shootout form and supplementary report follow eGREP’s own templates.
- The same rules, checked earlier
- Power-play expiry, coincidental penalties and plus/minus are worked out for you, and mistakes show up during the game, not after it.
Everything in the box.
Seventeen parts of one app, from the scorekeeper’s table to the team calendar and the gear Basar.
Game night
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Live scoresheet
Goals in three taps, penalties in one dialog, the rulebook built in.
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Timekeeper view
The game clock gets a view of its own, on its own device.
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Arena scoreboard
Any screen in the arena becomes a scoreboard in your colors.
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Referee view and smartwatch
The report in the referee’s pocket, confirmations on the wrist.
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Announcer and AI voices
Every announcement written the moment it happens, and called in an AI voice.
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Printouts and paper forms
Every form the federation wants, filled in and ready to sign.
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eGREP and league server compatibility
The same game file, the same server, the same uploads as eGREP.
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Offline first
Arena Wi-Fi drops. Your entries do not.
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Team lineups and phone signatures
Teams submit their own lineup and sign it on the phone.
Arena and fans
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Screens and digital signage
Every screen in the arena, live with the game and your club.
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Broadcast overlay and Studio
A TV-style score overlay for your club stream, and a home for it on hockeyonline.tv.
Team and club
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Team management
Calendar, attendance, duties and lineups, made for hockey.
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Mobile apps and notifications
One app on every phone, and the right push at the right moment.
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Club management
Ice times, duty rota, volunteers and roles for the whole club.
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Tournaments
From the sign-up page to the final standings, one tournament.
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Equipment Basar
Used gear, the right size, handed over at the next game.
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Safety and privacy for minors
Kids play. Parents decide. Data stays put.
Play with it. Right now.
The demo is the full app with a made-up league: a live game in progress, a finished game with printouts, every view. No login, nothing stored on a server.
Made for everyone at the rink.
Pick your seat: every page shows what HockeyOnline does for you.
For scorekeepers
The calmest seat in the rink.
For referees
Confirm it on the wrist.
For parents and players
Hockey family life, sorted.
For clubs
Game night, without the stress.
For leagues and federations
Better reports. Same league server.
For tournament organizers
Your tournament, on autopilot.
Quick answers
What is HockeyOnline?
HockeyOnline is a live game report for ice hockey that runs in the browser. Scorekeeper, timekeeper, referee, announcer, the arena scoreboard and every screen in the building work on the same game, and the report is compatible with eGREP and hockeydata’s league server.
Who is HockeyOnline for?
For everyone involved in running a game: scorekeepers, timekeepers, referees, announcers, team and club managers, and the leagues and federations that receive the reports.
Where can we use HockeyOnline?
HockeyOnline starts in Germany and Austria, for clubs and leagues that report their games with eGREP and hockeydata’s league server, as in DEB and ÖEHV competitions. The team, club, screen and announcer features work for every club there, also for games that are reported on paper.