Commissioner hub that imports every past season from ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper and MFL into one league history and record book, then adds recaps and previews, dues tracking, mock drafts and a live draft board, projections, and side games like survivor and squares.
League & commissioner tools
Connects a Sleeper or ESPN league and gives it a free league site with its history, plus an AI columnist that writes draft grades, trade verdicts, power rankings and weekly recaps about your managers. Premium adds advanced history analytics, paid per team.
League & commissioner tools
Commissioner platform for league money and community: dues collection and payouts (auto-calculated from Sleeper standings), weekly awards voting, a league board, member ratings and profiles, league search, and AI-written weekly league episodes.
League & commissioner tools
Connects your fantasy football leagues and builds league stats, history, a record book, weekly recaps and human-written content, with a free draft recap. Also offers a trade rater, player tools and football squares pool grids.
League & commissioner tools
League history and commissioner hub that imports seasons from Sleeper, Yahoo, ESPN, MFL, CBS, Fleaflicker and RealTimeSports into one archive with a record book, franchise profiles, head-to-head rivalries, achievements, league finances, rules pages and weekly newsletters. Web and iOS; football plus other sports.
League & commissioner tools
Turns each completed Sleeper week into a league-wide written edition with matchup recaps, all-play records, power movement and transactions, plus league history, a versioned constitution with rule votes, a dues ledger and end-of-season draft grades. Read-only.
League & commissioner tools
Commissioner tool that connects an ESPN or Sleeper league and produces a weekly newspaper-style recap plus power rankings, playoff odds, lineup efficiency grades and trophies, with a shareable front page. Recap writing is AI-generated.
Added to the directory on and last checked on .
First seen via r/FFCommish, r/FFCommish, r/FantasyApps.