Your bankroll, your teams
Two things the free pages cannot do: manage your money and read your roster. This preview runs entirely in your browser (nothing leaves your device) and keeps your data here until accounts and sync arrive. Export a backup any time.
1. Bankroll and this week's plan
2. Log what you entered and what came back
One row per contest type per slate is enough. For head-to-heads, log the batch: entries = games played, cashed = games won.
3. Results and the verdict
What a normal season looks like: a typical tournament season is about 10 losing weeks, 4 break-even weeks and 3 winning weeks. Losing a third of a week's stake is a normal outcome, not a signal. One of the best MME players on record profits in a quarter of his weeks and loses in two thirds of them. Judge the process on the cash rate and the calibration, not on last Sunday.
By contest type
By week
By field size and buy-in (find your sweet spot)
Bankroll curve
4. My teams: ESPN and Sleeper (Yahoo next)
Your roster gets our tiers, calls and warnings, a lineup check, and a waiver list filtered to players nobody in your league owns.
ESPN
Leagues in the site config sync on every rebuild (private leagues included). To add one here, enter the league ID from the ESPN URL. Public leagues load straight from ESPN. Private leagues need your espn_s2 and SWID cookies; they are kept on this device and sent only to our own sync function for the one request.
Sleeper
Sleeper's league data is public, so this works with just your username.
What is coming to the members area
Accounts and sync
Email login, your log and settings synced across devices, and a shared history so the site can grade your results the way it grades its own calls.
Yahoo
Yahoo needs an OAuth sign-in handled on our side, so it follows once the account layer exists. ESPN and Sleeper work today.
Personal advice
Trade evaluations, weekly lineup checks and waiver claims ranked against your actual roster and league, in plain English, with the same receipts standard as the public pages.