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The hockey website platform for leagues and portals

Teams, players, schedule, results, standings and articles on your own domain, kept current from one admin panel.

Explore the demo

A fictional league, the Aurora Ice League, reset daily.

Hokej Radar home page in English with team crests, recent and upcoming games, latest roster moves and the league table.
Hokej Radar, the first live deployment of Puckscope, covering Polish hockey.

A site fans come back to, and one your team can actually keep up to date

Fans find rosters, results and the table in one place. Your editors keep all of it current from one admin panel, without a developer.

Fans
Rosters, player profiles, last night’s result and the next game, without digging through social posts.
Your organisation
Your domain, your name and your colours, on a separate deployment and database.
Hockey portals
Team and player pages that stay useful long after the article that linked to them.

An admin panel shaped by a year of real use

Hokej Radar has been run from it since July 2025. Every screen was refined on real cases, so updates take little attention and are hard to get wrong.

Puckscope admin panel editing a match: Midnight Owls 2, Boreal Stags 3, finished after a shootout, with a note that typing in the score marks the game finished.
Shows what is missing
Games without a result, unpublished drafts and gaps in rosters wait on the dashboard.
Explains itself
Every form says what is required and what happens when you save.
Catches mistakes
Duplicate contracts are stopped, and unsaved changes are never left by accident.
Keeps a record
Teams, players, contracts and games keep an edit history.

Fans get their answer fast, whether they open your site or ask an AI

Every Puckscope site is built for both. Pages open almost as soon as a fan taps, and AI assistants can read your data and point fans back to you. It all comes from the same data your editors already keep up to date.

Club pages open 2.6 to 12 times faster than on the hockey sites fans already use

A fan taps a club and its page is already there, even on a phone with a weak signal. We compared Hokej Radar, our own site built on Puckscope, with the hockey sites fans use most.

Seconds from tapping a club in the league table to the club page showing its name, median of 10 runs, and how many times faster Hokej Radar was
SitePhone, weak signalComputer
Hokej Radar
0.36 s
0.07 s
Champions Hockey League2.6× slower
0.93 s
0.23 s
PuckPedia3.2× slower
1.17 s
0.41 s
Elite Prospects12.4× slower
4.49 s
0.63 s
Time from tapping a club in the league table to its page appearing, 3 seconds after the table opened. Median of 10 runs, 30 September and 1 October 2026. Tap sooner and the lead is smaller.

When fans ask an AI about your league, it can answer from your site

More and more fans ask ChatGPT, Claude or Grok instead of searching. Every Puckscope site presents its data in a way these assistants can read without guessing.

Answers from your data
When a fan asks about a roster, a result or the table, the assistant can read it straight from your site.
Fans sent back to you
Assistants can quote and link your pages, so fans see your site as the source.
Nothing extra to maintain
Assistants read the same data your editors already keep current. There is no second copy to update.
You stay in control
Assistants helping your fans can read the site. AI companies collecting data to train their models are kept out by default.

On Hokej Radar, AI also prepares data updates from its sources, and editors only check and approve them. We can discuss it for your site.

# Boreal Stags

- **Head Coach:** Patrik Berglund
- **Arena:** Antler Arena

## Roster Boreal Stags

| No. | Players | Position | Nationality |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 40 | [Oscar Bergkvist](…/players/oscar-bergkvist/e186….md) | G | Sweden |
| 13 | [Edvin Holst](…/players/edvin-holst/c0a9….md) | F | Sweden |
| 71 | [Topi Lehtelä](…/players/topi-lehtela/65bf….md) | F | Finland |
| 7 | [Petr Šimek](…/players/petr-simek/9cf5….md) | D | Czechia |
…
What an assistant reads for a team page in the demo: the same roster, as plain text. Open the full file.

Choose the modules your organisation needs

Competition
Schedule, results and standings for the whole competition, kept current from the admin panel.
Teams and players
Team pages, rosters and player profiles, with comparisons and squad statistics.
Contracts and transfers
Signings, departures and contract timelines, so fans can follow every roster move.
Editorial
A blog next to your data, so articles and team or player profiles link to each other.
Fan tools
A line-up builder and daily hockey games that give fans a reason to come back.
Audience
Newsletter, fan accounts and browser notifications, with services agreed for your deployment.

Already running on Hokej Radar

Our own Polish hockey website, built on Puckscope and now in its first season at full scope. Fans use it to follow teams, players, transfers and games.

Visit hokejradar.pl

2,453users
Unique users on the site
954clicks
From Google Search, up from 478
17.3Kimpressions
In Google results, up from 9.8K
30 August to 26 September 2026, compared with the previous 28 days. Sources: Microsoft Clarity, Google Search Console. Growth also reflects new features and the start of the season.

How a deployment starts

Four steps from a first conversation to a site on your domain. Nothing goes live until you have checked it with your own content.

  1. Step 1

    Talk about your needs

    Your competition, your audience and what the site should do first.

  2. Step 2

    Choose the scope and data sources

    Which modules you need, where the data comes from and who will keep it current.

  3. Step 3

    Brand and import

    We apply your name, domain and identity, and import the data we agreed on.

  4. Step 4

    Review and publish

    You check the site with real content before it goes public.

Who provides the data?

Day-to-day data is normally kept current by you or your data provider, through the admin panel. We agree the initial import and any integrations before deployment, so everyone knows who updates what from day one.

Questions before we talk

Will the site be under our name and domain?

Yes. It runs on your domain, with your name, logo and colours, and its own database. Fans see your brand.

How much work is it to keep the site current?

Your editors enter results, signings and articles in the admin panel. Tables, team pages and player profiles follow from that, and the dashboard shows what is still missing, so nothing slips.

Can we start with only part of the product?

Yes. We agree the modules with you before launch, so fans see what matters to them. Others can be added later.

Can we bring our existing data?

Usually, yes. Show us what you have, in whatever format, and we agree what to import before launch. The platform itself does not come with your league’s data.

Which languages are available?

English and Polish today. Another language needs translation and review, which we can plan together.

What does it cost?

It depends on the modules and the data work involved. Tell us about your league or portal and we will come back with a quote, including ongoing support.

Running a league or a hockey portal?
Let’s talk.

No brief needed. Tell us what you publish today and what your fans keep asking for. We’ll tell you honestly whether Puckscope is a good fit.

Or write to hello@puckscope.online