For the person who does everything
Your job shrinks to one line a week
Every league has one person who collects the picks, grades the games, updates the sheet, and chases the money. This is their app. Everything on the list that a machine can do, a machine now does — on a schedule, with receipts.
What’s left is the part only you can do: the Friday digest opens with a line written in your voice, because the league didn’t sign up for software. They signed up for you.
The dashboard flags what needs a human
Three alert cards, checked in thirty seconds. If they're all clear, your league is running itself this week.
Missing picks
A live list of who hasn’t submitted, per contest and entry. Reminders already went out automatically; this is for the personal touch (or the public shaming).
Unpaid entries
Who’s in but hasn’t paid, with one-tap Venmo request links. Winnings can credit against what’s owed, so settling up is a net number, not an archaeology project.
Sync health
Whether schedules and scores are flowing. If a feed hiccups, you see it here before anyone asks why Sunday’s games haven’t settled.
Money tracking, not money handling
The app records buy-ins, winnings, and net balances in a ledger the whole league can read — and generates Venmo deep-links and printable payout sheets. Funds move person-to-person, the way your league already does it. The app never holds a dollar.