Privacy
Hockey Smarts is a private family app. Only people a parent has invited can sign in. It has no ads and no outside tracking, and nothing here is sold or shared.
What we keep
- From Google, when you sign in: your name, your email address, your profile picture's address, and the number Google uses to tell accounts apart. We never see your password, and we cannot read your mail, files or anything else in your Google account.
- From using the app: the position you say you play, the lessons you finished, your daily scores and times, your streak, the situations you missed or got right (so they can come back for practice), the challenges you passed, the rule you picked to try in a game and whether you said you did it, your sound and speed settings, and short notes of what you opened, finished or left partway and when (so a parent can see how the app is being used).
Who can see it
- The other invited players see your first name and your daily scores on the leaderboard. They do not see your email address.
- The parent who runs the app can see everything it keeps.
- Nobody else. It is not given to coaches, teams, advertisers or anyone outside the family.
Where it lives
On one server the family rents from Google Cloud in the United States. The app sets one cookie, which keeps you signed in; it is not used for anything else. Like every web server, ours keeps an ordinary log of visits (time, page and internet address) for a short while to fix problems. The page loads its lettering from Google Fonts, so Google sees that request.
Kids
The players are kids, so a parent decides who is invited and adds each account. If an account is supervised, Google asks that parent to approve the first sign-in.
Changing or deleting it
Ask the parent who invited you. They can correct your name, remove your account, or delete everything the app keeps about you. Signing out, or removing Hockey Smarts from your Google account's connected apps, stops the app from signing you in.
Last updated November 11, 2026. Terms