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Manage fantasy keeper league rosters, costs, and payouts across platforms
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A web-based, platform-agnostic tool for fantasy keeper-league
commissioners. KeeperHQ replaces the spreadsheet you've been
maintaining by hand to track rosters, keeper costs, contracts,
and payouts.
Most fantasy platforms either don't support keeper leagues or
only support a narrow set of keeper rules. Commissioners running
leagues that fall outside those rules — or running leagues across
multiple platforms — end up doing the keeper work in spreadsheets.
KeeperHQ is a purpose-built workspace for that work.Read the full README ↗A web-based, platform-agnostic tool for fantasy keeper-league commissioners. KeeperHQ replaces the spreadsheet you've been maintaining by hand to track rosters, keeper costs, contracts, and payouts.
Most fantasy platforms either don't support keeper leagues or only support a narrow set of keeper rules. Commissioners running leagues that fall outside those rules — or running leagues across multiple platforms — end up doing the keeper work in spreadsheets. KeeperHQ is a purpose-built workspace for that work.
Alpha, and currently a single-user, local-first tool — your league data lives in your own browser. That means it's only available on the device you set it up on, and isn't yet shareable with other people. Multi-device and multi-user (commissioner + league members) are on the roadmap.