Chrome Extension. Draft-Day Dominance.

A fast, glanceable draft board docked in your browser side panel. Built to track live picks next to ESPN, Yahoo, or your offline draft.

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Not on Chrome, or just prefer a browser tab? Use the web version instead. Same board, no install.

Draft Board

1RB

Bijan RobinsonATL · 12

1,463 YDS · 14 TD · 214.5 PTS

◎ TARGET

⊘ AVOID

⚡ DRAFT

2RB

Jahmyr GibbsDET · 5

1,261 YDS · 11 TD · 198.2 PTS

◎ TARGET

⊘ AVOID

⚡ DRAFT

3WR

Ja'Marr ChaseCIN · 10

1,216 YDS · 7 TD · 182.4 PTS

◎ TARGET

⊘ AVOID

⚡ DRAFT

4QB

Josh AllenBUF · 12

4,306 YDS · 44 TD · 340.2 PTS

◎ TARGET

⊘ AVOID

⚡ DRAFT

Sync Your Preseason Research

Upload the rankings you built, or the ones you already trust. Draft with an edge while your leaguemates are stuck following the platform's default list.

Stop Tab-Switching Mid-Draft

No more flipping to a printed cheat sheet or another browser tab while the clock's running. Your rankings sit right next to your actual draft, always visible.

Context, Right on the Card

Attach that injury note or role change you read about at midnight directly to the player. It's there the second you need it, not buried in a note app.

Know Your Guys Before the Chaos Starts

Tag your targets and your fades ahead of time. When the room's moving fast, you'll know at a glance exactly who you wanted and who you didn't.

Keep Your Secrets Safe

Your targets, your fades, and your rankings never leave your browser. No account, no server, and no way for anyone in your league to see what you're planning.

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How It Works

Install the extension

Add it to Chrome. It's free, and it only asks for the one permission it actually needs to open a side panel. No account, no sign-in.

Open the side panel

Click the extension's icon in your toolbar. The board docks right next to whatever you're drafting in. No new tab, no separate window.

Upload your rankings, or skip and use the default board

The first time you open it, you'll get a quick choice: upload a CSV of your own rankings, or continue straight in with the built-in board, which is already scored from real prior-season stats. Either way takes one click.

Any CSV works, not just one specific format

Column names like Name, Player, Rank, Overall, Position, and Pos are all recognized automatically. If your file has a Tag or Notes column, those come in too, with no reformatting required. See the full format guide below.

Draft

Search, filter by position, tag your targets and fades before the room gets moving, and mark players drafted as picks happen. Made a mistake? Undo brings any player back in one tap, right where you clicked.

Formatting Your Rankings

The only thing your file actually needs is a column of player names. Everything else is optional, so add what you have and skip what you don't.

Columns it recognizes

Header names don't need to match exactly. These variants are all matched automatically, and capitalization doesn't matter.

What it's for	Column names it looks for
Player name (required)	`Name`, `Player`, `Player Name`, `player_name`
Position	`Pos`, `Position`
Rank	`Rank`, `Overall`, `Overall Rank`, `ECR`, `Rk`
Target / Avoid	`Tag`, `Target/Avoid`, `Status`
Notes	`Notes`, `Note`, `Comment`, `Comments`

No rank column? That's fine.

The row order becomes the rank, so player in row 1 is rank 1, and so on. A plain ordered list of names works on its own.

Tag column values

Anything starting with "target" becomes a Target. Anything starting with "avoid" or "fade" becomes an Avoid. Leave it blank for no tag.

Example

Name,Position,Rank,Tag,Notes
Ja'Marr Chase,WR,1,Target,Elite target share
Bijan Robinson,RB,2,,Workload dips in blowouts
Justin Jefferson,WR,3,Target,QB situation settled

AI spreadsheet format prompt

If what you have is a rough list, notes from a podcast, or thoughts scattered in a doc, paste the prompt below into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever you already use, along with your own notes. It'll hand back a properly formatted CSV.

I have fantasy football rankings and notes that I want converted into a clean CSV file for a draft tracking tool. Please follow these rules exactly: Output format: A CSV with these exact column headers: Name,Position,Rank,Tag,Notes Name: The player's full name, as I've written it. Don't correct spelling unless it's an obvious typo. Position: Use standard abbreviations only: QB, RB, WR, TE, K, DST. If I haven't specified a position for a player, leave this blank rather than guessing. Rank: Number the players in the exact order I've listed or ranked them. Don't reorder anything based on your own opinion of who's better. My order is the actual ranking, even if you'd disagree with it. Tag: Only write "Target" or "Avoid" here if my notes clearly and explicitly say so, using a phrase like "love this guy," "definitely getting him," "staying away," "hard pass," or similar. If my notes are neutral, mixed, or don't express a clear lean, leave this blank. Do not infer a Target or Avoid tag just because a player is ranked highly or lowly. Notes: Summarize whatever I've actually written about each player, concisely, in my own voice as much as possible. Don't add analysis, opinions, or context I didn't provide. If I didn't write anything about a player, leave this blank rather than inventing something. If I haven't given you a clear rank for someone: put them after everyone I did rank, in the order they appear in what I gave you. Output the CSV only, with no explanation before or after it, so I can copy it directly into a spreadsheet. Here's my list: [paste your rankings and notes here]