Fantasy Football Draft Preparation
A local draft board that replaces my annual hand-built spreadsheet: my leagues, my scoring, rankings I can export for draft day.
Next.js · React · SQLite · CSV imports · FantasyPros data · Cursor
What question am I exploring?
Can I replace my annual hand-built draft spreadsheet with a local app that scores players for my leagues and gives me a clear board on draft day?
What have I learned?
Draft prep is league-specific: scoring and roster shape change who is actually valuable. A board that recalculates for my settings beats a generic rankings dump. Cursor got me from spreadsheet chore to a working local app.
What comes next?
Keep sharpening imports and draft-day flow, and decide what (if anything) should ever leave my machine.
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What this explores
Every year I used to do fantasy draft research by hand and build a draft-day spreadsheet. This prototype asks whether a local app can take that over: save my leagues, score players for my rules, and export a board I can actually draft from.
Why it matters
Generic rankings ignore your league. Points per reception, roster size, and how deep you draft change who is worth picking. I wanted one place that recalculates value for my settings, keeps news nearby, and still lets me work from files I download when I don’t want to lean on a paid data feed.
Current status
Building and private. This isn’t a public app yet. On my machine it already supports multiple leagues, custom scoring, a draft board with projected points and value vs average draft position, CSV export, news, optional AI digests, and a free path that imports projection spreadsheets I already download.
Next
Keep sharpening imports and the draft-day flow, and decide what (if anything) should ever leave my machine.