What's new

What we changed, and why you should care.

From 1.2.0 on, the app updates itself: a new version downloads in the background and installs when you close the app (or click "Update" at the bottom of the window). Before 1.2.0, download the installer again and run it once. Your leagues and settings stay where they are.

1.2.0 current

November 2026

  • A news desk. One reading of the news on 350 players, every minute during games and every few hours otherwise: who's out, who's limited, whose role just grew. Your projections move with it. You don't need a Claude account for this; Ask Claude still uses yours.
  • It updates itself. Turn it off in Preferences › Updates if you'd rather click a button. We'd rather you didn't.

1.1.0

November 2026

  • Click any player to swap him. In Live, click a starter and pick who plays instead, from your bench or the free agents. The points and your chance to win follow.
  • Every pickup comes with its drop. Wherever the app suggests a free agent, it names who to drop for him, and never a drop that costs you more than the pickup brings.
  • Waivers know your opponent. Free agents this week's opponent would want too are flagged and moved up, so you get there first.
  • Trades start with what you want. Pick the position to strengthen; offers never give up a player there, and each one shows its trade-off.
  • The weeks ahead. Live can show any later week on your schedule, worked out in the background.
  • One bar across the top. The sidebar is gone; pages use the whole window. Lineup moved into Live, What to do moved to Home.
  • One chance to win. The same number on every page, for the lineups as they're set on ESPN.
  • Looks. Five looks, each in dark and light, and all 32 teams' colors, each checked for contrast.
  • Fixed: free agents who had already played being offered as this week's pickups. Embarrassing.

1.0.0

Earlier this season

  • The first one: lineups, waivers, trades, live matchups, news, standings, and the app's own projections.