Full projected distributions for every player — this week and every week after. Optimal lineups, trades and waivers, synced to your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo or Fleaflicker league. Redraft and dynasty.
Fantasy God Mode is an edge, so one God Mode user per league. First come first served. Paste your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo or Fleaflicker league link to see if yours is still available — on your phone, the league's name works too.
Everything in Fantasy God Mode is built on full projected point distributions for every fantasy-relevant player, every week.
A distribution captures the full range of outcomes and how likely each one is. Ja'Marr Chase going into week 1: a 10% chance of under 7 points, even odds of beating 14.6, a 10% chance of 28 or more.
These are only useful if they're accurate. A player should finish under his 10th percentile about 10% of the time, under his 20th percentile about 20%, etc. That's calibration.
With perfect calibration the two lines match up. Here's week 1 2026:
Four tools built on those distributions, to help you win this season:
All four live in an app (phone or desktop). The Chrome extension (desktop only) puts the same numbers live right on your league page — see it on a matchup page → And it plugs into Claude and ChatGPT — ask about your league in a chat →
Add up your starters' distributions and you get your team's. Do the same for your opponent and you get your win probability this week. Start/sit calls go by what raises it.
Checks every bench player and every available free agent, and flags anyone who would raise your chance of winning this week.
Try it in the demo →
Tap any screenshot for how to read it.
The engine projects every player's future distributions too, one for every week left. They're recalculated every week.
They take into account injuries, handcuff status, and the chance a player is just genuinely better or worse than expected.
The trade and free agent calculators use them to work out expected wins (and the full range of outcomes) for every potential move.
Put in a trade and see what it does to your expected wins, as well as the full range of outcomes in points added and expected starts.
Almost any trade can turn out good (you get a guy right before he blows up) or bad (right before he gets hurt). The calculator shows you how good, how bad, and how likely each one is.
The trade finder scans every partner for 1-for-1 and 2-for-2 deals where both sides come out ahead.
It takes into account:
And tells you:
See the change in expected wins (or points, or upside) for every available free agent or waiver pickup, with the full range of outcomes and how often each one is projected to start for your team.
Get alerted automatically if any streaming add improves your chances this week.
Try it in the demo →
The engine knows what every draft pick, trade, pickup and lineup call was worth when it was made. By comparing every owner against it, we can see who's good at what, and how much of each record is just schedule and luck.
Each team's wins vs the league average, broken down into draft, trades, waivers, lineup decisions, schedule and luck. See exactly what your opponent is good at — and how much of their record is just good draws.
Multiple views: this week, rest of season, and projected final record — each with a range of outcomes.
Plus standings by expected wins, so you can tell who's actually good from who's been getting good draws.
Every add, drop and trade in the league is graded in expected wins at the moment it's made — yours and everyone else's. Know who's making good moves in the moment, regardless of how they turn out.
Try it in the demo →
Tap any screenshot for how to read it · See every screen →
Every subscriber gets to protect a league. Once you do, nobody else in your league can sign up and use Fantasy God Mode on it.
Why? I want my subscribers to have an edge, and Fantasy God Mode isn't an edge if your leaguemates have it too.
After you protect a league, anyone who tries later sees: “Sorry, Fantasy God Mode is only available to one team per league — looks like someone in yours already has it.” They can't tell which team. Protection lasts as long as you're a subscriber. First come, first served.
Paste a Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo or Fleaflicker league link. No link handy? The league's name is fine.
One subscription covers the web app and the browser extension, for the whole season.
Want a look first? Try the demo to view a real league.
Play in more than 10 leagues? Email me and we'll sort it out.
The Chrome extension puts the same numbers directly on your matchup page. Pick a platform, then hit God Mode.
Try it →
Yahoo works the same way. ESPN and Yahoo leagues also connect through the extension — see the install walkthrough.
Connect Fantasy God Mode to your AI chat and ask about your league.
Ask "who should I start?" or "find me a trade" and the answer comes from the engine: your league's scoring, rosters and schedule, the same distributions, the same screens, right in the chat.
Every number in the answer comes from the model, for your actual league.
See what it answers →
Sleeper and Fleaflicker: no, the app syncs on its own. ESPN and Yahoo: yes — those leagues connect through the extension, on a computer. After that the app works anywhere, phone included. The extension also overlays the numbers on your league page on any platform.
Each player gets a projected distribution for every remaining week, not a single point estimate. The season is simulated thousands of times with injuries, breakouts, byes and your actual lineup each week, so a trade or pickup is priced by what it does to your projected wins. Younger and less-established players get wider ranges. The distributions are calibrated: about 10 in 100 players finish under their 10th percentile.
It locks new sign-ups out of that league. Managers who already had access keep it. Protection lasts while your subscription is active; if it lapses, the league opens up again.
Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo and Fleaflicker. The app works in any browser, on your phone too. The league-page overlay is a Chrome extension.
Yes. Every subscription includes a connector that hands Claude or ChatGPT your league's numbers, so "should I start X or Y" comes back with a win probability and the matchup screen instead of a guess. See it side by side.
It's headed to the Chrome Web Store; until it lands there, installing takes about a minute — here's the walkthrough.
Drop your email and I'll keep you posted as new features ship.
