Prototype · the goalie's-eye view — real shots, honest limits
Every mark is a real shot's origin — where on the ice it was actually taken from — saved or scored. Close, dangerous shots loom large, the way they do for a goalie. Drag to look around. We do not draw the puck's path, its height, or where in the net it went — none of that is in the data, so we don't invent it. What's real: where they shot from, and what happened.
Same shots, same outcomes, same math — only the drawing changes. Tabletop is the rod-hockey player you grew up with.
Why it's honest: the position of every mark is a real shot coordinate; the color is the real outcome. The mask cage is decorative. We show where and what, never a fabricated how. The little players are a friendly marker for “a shot came from here” — a character, not a claim about how anyone actually stood.