Keep up with fast rotations without losing track of the bench.

Yes — rotation pools. Tag each player Forward, Mid or Back and Kickd pairs each substitution within that line, so a forward replaces a forward as the subs roll. Halfbacks count as midfield. The goalkeeper is excluded from the pairing. It is a preference rather than a rule: a short bench still rotates, with the mismatch flagged instead of blocked.

Yes. The match clock is anchored to real time, so backgrounding the app, locking the phone or stepping away for photos never stops it — the time is right when you come back, and a live match timer sits on your lock screen on both iPhone and Android.

Hockey rolls substitutions constantly, so Kickd keeps the bench order auto-sorted by who's owed time on. Each sub is a tap, and running minutes update live for every player on and off the field.

Yes. Minutes are counted automatically for every player across the match, so equal game-time is backed by live data instead of a coach's memory.

At every age: goals with the scorer attributed and minutes per player. From U14 up: assists, shots on and off target, circle entries for both teams, penalty corners with who won each one and whether it converted, penalty strokes with who drew each one and who took it, tackles won, turnovers won, saves credited to whoever made them, goals against tracked to whoever is in goal, and green, yellow and red cards with suspensions counted down on the game clock — a yellow asks whether the umpire gave 5 or 10 minutes. Player of the Match voting after the final whistle.

Circle entries are hockey's supply line — how often the ball reaches your attacking circle — and shot accuracy is what you did with it. In Kickd both are one tap (or one voice call) for either team, and every break shows an attack card comparing the two sides: entries, shots, accuracy and goals. A live accuracy strip above the field keeps the shooting picture honest during play, and set pieces get their own lines — corners won against conceded, strokes won against conceded, and how many of each converted. Every goal in the match is also split into field goal, penalty corner and penalty stroke, each with its own attempts and conversion rate, for both teams.

One tap opens the corner flow: who won it, us or them. Yours asks who earned it and whether it scored, so the goal is stamped as a converted corner; theirs records the corner against you and optionally who gave it away. By voice the whole thing is one breath — "corner six, goal three". Penalty strokes work the same way: whose stroke, who drew it, who is taking it, then goal, saved or missed, with the outcome credited to the taker.

Yes, if the coach wants them. The full set is on by default from U14, and U12 teams can switch on EXTENDED STATS on the Season screen — built for rep-pathway junior sides whose coaches want the same detail. It is off by default because a big stat panel is the wrong tool for a normal U12 match, and turning it off later hides the buttons without deleting anything already logged.

Card suspensions are timed on the game clock: the suspended player sits in an on-screen sin-bin with a live countdown that pauses when the match pauses, so nobody comes back early or gets forgotten.

Either — the umpire sets the length when the card is shown, with 5 minutes the minimum under the rules and 10 common in senior grades. Kickd asks which one at the moment you log the card, and that answer drives everything: the sin-bin countdown on the game clock, the position held open while the team plays short, the alert when the player is due back, and the card-impact report afterwards. If the umpire lengthens it later, add 5 minutes from the sin-bin panel. Junior teams are not asked and always get 5.

Yes. A stroke is logged winner-first: whose stroke it is, who drew it if you saw it, then who is taking it, then goal, saved or missed — with the outcome credited to the taker, so a flicker builds a real record across the season. Their strokes are counted the same way, and a stroke your keeper saves credits the save. The break and full-time cards show strokes won against conceded with the conversion rate, beside the same line for penalty corners.

Kickd splits every goal in the match into three types — field goal, penalty corner and penalty stroke — and gives each its own attempts and conversion rate, for your team and the opposition. Field-goal attempts are open-play shots, corner attempts are corners won, stroke attempts are strokes won, so you can see at a break whether the set pieces or the field game is doing the scoring. Nothing extra is logged for it: the split is derived from the corner and stroke flows you already used.

Yes — Kickd Callout, included in every plan at every age group, logs the game completely hands-free on your phone mic or a Bluetooth headset (a boom mic like the Shokz OpenComm 2 for match day): say "goal seven" or "save" and the match updates without touching the screen — and the advanced stats are fully spoken too, down to "corner six, goal three" logging a converted penalty corner in one breath, or "stroke us nine" opening the stroke flow. Recognition runs on-device and works fully offline.

Yes. Parents and supporters follow the score live for free — no account required — and juniors can run Player of the Match voting from their own phones.