Hogline is the curling companion that lives on your wrist. Log every stone in three taps, score every end in two, and walk off the ice with the whole story of your game.
Between shots there's no time for typing. Logging a stone is three taps (shot, turn, result) and you're back in the hack before the ice is swept.
Two buttons, sized for gloves. Pick the shot your skip called.
Track the rotation on every throw, so you know which turn is off.
Perfect, good, okay, or miss. Tap it, or fine-tune with the Digital Crown.
A gentle haptic tap confirms every log, so you never have to look down twice.
When the end is decided, Hogline asks exactly two questions: who scored, and how many. Answer them and get back to the handshake line.
Finish the match and Hogline hands you the story of your game. Shot success scored in points, split by shot type and turn, with your best end and an end-by-end breakdown. Spot the weak turn before your opponents do.
hog·line /ˈhôɡ līn/ · noun · the line every stone must cross to count
Curlers remember the big shots.
Hogline remembers all of them.
Start a match and the hogline card puts itself in the Smart Stack. A flick of the Digital Crown from your watch face and there it is: the end, the game clock, the score, and how you're throwing.
Between shots you want a glance, not an app launch. The widget answers the three questions you actually have, and if you want more, one tap drops you back on the stone you were about to throw.
hogline comes in every widget shape watchOS offers, so it fits your watch face as happily as the Smart Stack. Not seeing it? Here's how to add or pin it.
Hogline is built with SwiftUI for watchOS, the same design language, haptics, and Digital Crown behavior as the apps Apple ships. It's also built for arenas: gloves, cold, bad signal, and two-hour games.
Rate a shot, adjust a score, scroll a summary. Everything responds to the crown, so cold fingers are never a problem.
Every logged stone answers with a tap on the wrist. The same feedback grammar watchOS uses everywhere else.
Club basements have terrible signal. Hogline doesn't care. Every feature works with zero connectivity.
A full eight-end game barely dents your charge. Hogline stays quiet between shots.
Every button is sized to hit with a mitt on. No fiddly menus, no precision typing, ever.
Draw or hit. In-turn or out. How it landed. The watch asks one question at a time, so there's nothing to hunt for mid-end.
Hogline stores your matches in your own iCloud, so your history syncs across your devices automatically and survives a lost, upgraded, or reset watch. No account to create, your Apple ID already did that.
Finish a match and it's saved. There's no sync button, no export dance, nothing to remember.
Upgrade your watch and your whole season is waiting after you sign in with your Apple ID.
Your games live in your personal iCloud container. Hogline has no servers. We couldn't read your data if we wanted to.
No signal at the club? Everything is saved on the watch and syncs the moment you're back online.
Hogline exists because league night deserved better than a pencil and a wet scrap of paper. It respects your game and your privacy the way the best Mac and iPhone apps always have.
Download, open, curl. You're logging stones ten seconds after install.
Everything lives on your watch and in your private iCloud. There are no Hogline servers, and nothing is ever sold or shared.
Zero analytics SDKs, zero ad networks. The App Store privacy label says it all.
hogline never asks for Health, fitness, or location access. It doesn't need any of it to track your game.
The things curlers ask before they buy, and the few they ask after. Anything else, email us and a curler will answer.
Hogline is one. It runs entirely on the watch, so you can log every stone, keep score, and read your shot stats without taking anything out of your pocket.
No. Hogline is a standalone watchOS app and every feature works with zero signal, so the phone can stay in the locker room.
Shot success scored in points, split by draw versus hit and in-turn versus out-turn, plus your best end and an end-by-end breakdown of the game.
Yes. While a match is live, the Hogline card shows the end, the running game clock, the score and your shooting percentage, and one tap drops you back on the shot you were about to throw. Between matches it shows your last result. The same widget fits all four watch face complication slots: rectangular, circular, corner and inline.
Press the Digital Crown to reach your watch face, then turn the crown up to open the Smart Stack. Scroll to the bottom and tap Edit Stack, tap the + button, then find Hogline and tap Match to add it. If Hogline is not in that list, open the app on your watch once after updating so watchOS registers the widget. On watchOS 11 or later the card also surfaces on its own while a match is running.
Open the Smart Stack, turn the Digital Crown until you see the Hogline card, then touch and hold it and tap the yellow pin. Pinned widgets stay at the top of the stack no matter what watchOS thinks is relevant. Touch and hold and tap the pin again to unpin it.
$4.99 once. No subscription, no pro tier, no ads, and every future update is included.
Any Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later.
The App Store listing is live in the United States and Canada, and Europe is on the way. Email support@hogline.app if you want it in your country.
Turn on iCloud Sync in Settings and your matches live in your own iCloud. Sign in on the new watch and the whole season is waiting.
No. There are no Hogline servers, no accounts, no ads, and no tracking, and it never asks for Health or location access.
Still stuck? The support page has more, or write to support@hogline.app.
$4.99once
No subscription. No “pro” tier. Every feature, every update yours forever for the price of a post-game round.
Download on theApp Store Requires Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later. Available in the US and Canada, with Europe on the way.