Connect your league
Connect and picks auto-mark as they happen, live during your draft.
Your leaguemates draft the same way every year. Read their past drafts and the mock and planner face them instead of generic opponents.
Find the league ID in your ESPN league URL — …?leagueId=123456. Public leagues need nothing else.
Private league, on a computer? Install the free Rincon ESPN League Sync add-on and this becomes one button — no cookies to copy, nothing to find on GitHub. Chrome or Edge.
Download the add-on- Download it, then unzip it. You get a folder called rincon-espn-sync.
- Go to chrome://extensions — type that in the address bar.
- Turn on Developer mode, top right.
- Click Load unpacked and choose the rincon-espn-sync folder.
- Sign in at espn.com in this same browser.
- Come back here and reload this page — the button appears above.
Move this league to your phone →
One code carries your league ID and your ESPN sign-in to any device. Copy it here, send it to yourself, paste it there once — then the phone does everything this computer does: import, live draft tracking, season odds.
Treat it like a password. It contains your ESPN sign-in — send it to yourself, nobody else.
Rather paste the two cookies by hand? →
You need a computer once, to read the two cookies — but you can then send them to yourself and paste them here on your phone, and this is where they go. Doing it on a laptop does not mean you have to draft on a laptop.
- On a computer, sign in at espn.com.
- Press F12 (Mac: ⌥⌘I) to open developer tools.
- Application tab → Cookies in the left list → https://www.espn.com.
- Find espn_s2 and copy its Value — it is very long, take all of it.
- Find SWID and copy its Value, curly braces included.
They stay on your device and are sent only to ESPN to read your league — never stored on our servers. They last about a year, so expect to redo this roughly once a season, or sooner if you sign out of ESPN. ESPN has no official API, so this route can break without warning.
Commissioner won't? Paste your draft instead →
No login, no cookies, nobody else involved. Open your league's draft results (or any page listing rosters), select the text, copy it, and paste it below. It reads any format — ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper, even a text from a leaguemate — because it looks for player names, not layout.
Yahoo has an official API — sign in once with Yahoo and your leagues load automatically.
Your league schedule
Open League → League Schedule, select the whole table and paste it here. Paste one team and your own fixtures are exact; paste several — switch teams in the dropdown and add each one — and the whole league grid falls out, because every game is listed by both sides and the last pair in a week can only be playing each other. About six of ten teams is usually enough to pin all of it.
Then open each team's matchup page and paste its starters and bench here, one team at a time. Names come across abbreviated — "K. Murray", "B. Thomas Jr." — and are matched by initial, surname and position. Anything it cannot place is named rather than dropped.
This build ships with a league in it.
Your league
Set this to match your league and everything re-prices around it — replacement level, who the bots draft, the lineup the simulator fields, and how many picks you get.
Scoring
Sync a Sleeper league and we read these off it. Otherwise set them here — points are recalculated from each player's projected stat line, not converted from a total.
Draft planner
A mock draft shows you one outcome. This runs the whole draft hundreds of times from your seat, so you can see who is actually likely to be there at each of your picks, and which opening holds up across a lot of drafts rather than one lucky one.
The printed guide carries your plan, contingencies, targets and a tiered cheat sheet with boxes to cross players off. On iPhone use Share → Print, then pinch out on the preview to save it as a PDF.
Mock draft
Rehearse the real thing: nine bots draft around you off real ADP, with a different board every run. Your recommendations and cost-of-waiting all work live — and at the end you get graded against the other teams.
Tap TAKEN when anyone drafts a player · ★ when you do ·
Live
Lineup
How this works
Best lineup from your roster. The tag on a row adjusts that player for this week's matchup — Smash, Tough, Risky — and the lineup re-optimizes.
Ideal matchups
Drop candidates
Your bench, weakest first — the cut candidate when you need a spot. Draft some players first.
Opponent
Schedule
This week's moves
Matchup streams
Streaming
Stream your defense and kicker every week; don't hold one all year. No defense has repeated as the top fantasy unit since 2013, and last year the #1-to-#13 gap was a point a week. Draft one of each in your last two rounds, then chase the best weekly matchup — start the home favorite facing a turnover-prone or rookie QB.
Trending pickups
League-wide adds over the last 24h.
Add scorer
Defense streams
How this works
Ranks defenses of this week's biggest home favorites. Uses the-odds-api.com — free key at their site (500 calls/mo historically). Without a key you still get the Week-1 guide below and the home-favorite rule.
Week 1 preloaded above until you add a key. Your key is stored only on this device and sent only to the odds API.
Build a trade
How this works
Pick who goes each way, then play the season out with and without it. You get championship odds, playoff odds, and which weeks actually change.