LiveBarn Inc. announced the launch of LiveBarn Analytics, a new platform that brings together video footage from its thousands of amateur‑sports venues with sophisticated analytics from Sportlogiq. The service is designed specifically for youth hockey programs and marks the first time the streaming giant has bundled its visual coverage with detailed performance metrics.
Developed in collaboration with Sportlogiq, whose patented computer‑vision technology powers advanced tracking data, the platform delivers video‑linked shot maps, player cards and post‑game reports that can be accessed by coaches, parents and athletes. Features such as shift tracking, playlist creation and real‑time review tools aim to turn raw footage into actionable insight.
Tiered Access and Immediate Availability
LiveBarn Analytics will be offered in multiple subscription tiers, branded as Core and Elite, each unlocking a different depth of data and analysis. The platform is now live for any team that competes in a LiveBarn‑equipped arena across North America, giving families and organizations instant access to a richer hockey experience.
The rollout builds on a partnership that began in 2023 with the introduction of Player Analysis, which provided individual player breakdowns. LiveBarn Analytics expands that foundation by adding team‑level analytics and integrated video‑connected performance metrics, positioning the service as a one‑stop shop for data‑driven coaching.
LiveBarn’s extensive camera network, installed in thousands of venues, supplies the raw video that fuels the analytics engine, while Sportlogiq contributes its expertise in advanced hockey statistics. Together they aim to democratize high‑level performance insights that were once limited to elite professional programs.
Early adopters report that the ability to pair video review with precise statistical overlays is reshaping how coaches plan practices and how families engage with the sport. As the platform gains traction, it could set a new standard for transparency and development in youth hockey.