The adaptive draft assistant

The adaptive draft assistant is a live co-pilot for your draft. As each pick comes off the board it re-reads the room — who's still available, who you've already rostered, which positions you still need, and your league's exact scoring and settings — and updates its next-pick recommendation in real time. It's not a static cheat sheet you print out. It's a live assistant that adjusts to your draft as it happens. Free.

A cheat sheet is a photograph. This is a co-pilot.

A printed rankings list was right the moment it was printed and gets more wrong with every pick. The adaptive draft assistant recomputes instead. Four things get re-read every single time a player comes off the board:

• Who's still available — value is relative to what's left, not to August's list.
• Who you've already rostered — your third RB is worth less to you than your first TE.
• Which positions you still need — open starting slots pull the recommendation.
• Your league's exact scoring and settings — the math runs on your rules, nobody else's.

Your league's rules, not the average league's

Custom scoring changes who's valuable — Superflex / 2-QB leagues and TE premium change it a lot. The assistant works off whatever you set: fully custom scoring or one-tap presets for ESPN PPR, Yahoo ½ PPR, Underdog, and DraftKings. The features page lists every supported setting by name, and this page explains how the math works.

It talks back, too

After picks, TwoGun weighs in — short, deadpan, occasionally supportive. Reaches get named, position runs get called, and a safe pick gets a shrug. Part entertainment, part honesty check.

Practice before the real thing

Mock draft mode fills the other seats with bot drafters that have their own tendencies — some chase runs, some hoard positions, some reach. Rehearse from your actual draft slot with your actual league rules until round three stops scaring you. For the long-form walkthrough, read what draft-day help looks like.

What it costs

Nothing. The adaptive draft assistant is free — no account, no email, no credit card. The pricing page is one big $0, because the tools that actually help you win shouldn't cost $40 a season.