A free game-day soundboard for youth hockey — horn, hits, and an arena announcer, run from any phone.
No ads, no subscriptions. Built by a hockey parent.
Upload MP3s of the team’s favourite songs and set exactly where each one kicks in — the riff, not the intro. Reuse the same track at different spots, and every parent’s phone downloads the set so it plays with no signal at the rink.
Four buttons is the whole board: Burst, Goal, Team Intro, Intermission. Tap to play, tap again to stop at the whistle. Goal fires the horn and then your goal song.
Chunky, tactile layout made for cold hands and quick stoppages in the scoreboard box.
Pick the scorer and assists and a real arena announcer calls it by name over the music: “NorthWest goal! Scored by number seventeen…”
Penalties, the other team, and the pre-game intro with the full roster — all in a professional announcer voice, with the music ducking underneath automatically.
Upload the team logo, pick your primary and secondary colours, and the board matches the jerseys. Light or dark, your call.
Invite the other parents by email. Managers set up the music and roster; everyone else just opens the board and runs the game. Nobody has to be at every game, and nothing lives on one person’s phone.
PuckDJ is sponsored by hockey parents whose kids play. No ads, no subscriptions, no “pro” tier. If it makes your rink louder, that’s the whole point.
Buy tracks once (about $1.29 each on iTunes or Amazon) and they play offline with exact cue points. Check that your arena or association holds a public-performance licence; in Canada that’s SOCAN/Re:Sound, and most do.
The penalty call is for fun. Pick sounds that razz the play, not the kid. Every good arena atmosphere is built on sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and energy for both benches.
Two minutes to set up. Free forever.
Setup your team — free