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How it works

From league to War Room in four simple steps.

  1. Add your league

    Wingman reads your league settings and roster rules. ESPN leagues only.

  2. Confirm your rules

    Scoring, roster and draft format are verified. It reads your league's own scoring and roster rules, and asks you to confirm each one.

  3. Build your board

    Players are valued for your exact league and strategy. It says what it does not know in red rather than filling it in.

  4. Enter the war room

    Wingman brings the intel. You make the call. Wingman advises, and never drafts, bids, or decides for you.

Practice before it counts

Use the same War Room with a practice draft. Try a strategy, learn the room. Reset and run again — your real draft stays untouched.

A practice arena runs the real room on scratch paper, on its own ledger, and you can reset it.

Explore the practice arena

Wingman's practice arena mid-draft. Every seat but yours is played by the software, a lot is up for bid, and the rotation stops when it reaches your chair.
The practice arena, mid-draft. Every other seat is played for you; nothing bids on your behalf.

Both formats, each with its own room

Snake and auction, each with a war room built for that format.

Snake

The board, the tiers and the pick order together, so you can see how far the run has to travel before it comes back to you.

Auction

What the player is worth in your league, what your budget can still carry, and where the hard stop is — in one view while the bidding runs.

Your entries, your record

Every entry is an event you can undo or correct. Runs right on your device. Nothing about your draft leaves your machine.

When it does not know

It says what it does not know in red rather than filling it in. If your league publishes something Wingman cannot read — a draft time that is not set yet, a scoring rule it cannot translate — it says so on the screen rather than picking a value and moving on.

The licence is a release candidate, and it says so.