DraftIQ
Your league’s sharks have spreadsheets and a Discord. This puts the same edge in your corner, live, on the clock.
Fantasy drafts are decided in about ninety seconds per pick, and the people who win them have a spreadsheet open, a Discord full of opinions, and a tolerance for reading both while the clock runs. Everyone else drafts on vibes and a printed cheat sheet that went stale the moment somebody got hurt in a preseason game.
DraftIQ is the same edge without the second monitor. It runs live, on the clock, and answers the only question that matters at pick time: given what has already gone off the board and what your roster still needs, who is actually the best pick right now — not who was ranked highest in July.
Built as a desktop application rather than a web tab, because on draft night your browser is already carrying the league site, a stream, and a chat window, and the thing you need most is the one that must not lag.
A demo is public and playable. It is not a finished product and there is no season of real-money results behind it — it is on the bench, and it is there because it was fun to build.