What was observable before the decision.
How the video review works
Three steps from footage to a practical next step
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Share the easiest useful footage.
Send three raw clips, a compilation containing complete shifts, or a game/period link. Rough shift times are optional.
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ShiftScout analyzes three defensible shifts.
AI assists the analysis; a human verifies the target player, usable windows, and evidence behind each observation.
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Use the report at the next practice or game.
Receive the focused reel, visible patterns, player cues, and practical habits to work on next.
Send representative game footage—not a highlight reel.
Highlight reels usually cannot produce a useful ShiftScout report because they remove shift boundaries, off-puck context, and ordinary decisions.
Micro-development
Enough evidence to coach. Not so much that the player gets overloaded.
ShiftScout looks for what the player could see, the options available, the decision made, the effect on the play, and one clear cue for next time.
What the player chose and how the play changed.
Short language the player can remember in motion.
A focused way to rehearse the habit.
Trust boundary
Private from intake through delivery.
No full player name is required; a nickname is enough for the player-name field. ShiftScout does not create public profiles, rankings, recruiting odds, or placement promises.
✓ Parent-controlled footage
✓ No public player profile
✓ Human QC before delivery
✓ No recruiting guarantees
Supporting tools
Free parent resources
Use these when the question is about a hockey spend, pathway fit, workouts, gear, or general parent preparation—not player video development.
Free decision toolBefore You Pay
Check cost, proof, pressure, hidden expenses, and fit before sending a deposit.
Free planning toolPathway CheckReview team, level, role, goals, and next-step fit.
Free starterWorkout PlanBuild a practical hockey-supporting training plan.
More resources:
Hockey Advisor Check
Gear Checklist
Decision Library
Parent Guides
Release vs refund