Hybrid Draft.
Hybrid fantasy draft board

Keep the board.
Bring everyone in.

Draft in the room with real stickers like always — and let the friends who couldn't make it watch every pick land, live.

The problem

A webcam pointed at a draft board is a bad seat.

Half your league still loves drafting in person — the stickers, the table, the trash talk. But the one friend dialing in from out of town squints at a blurry camera, can't read the board, and misses half the picks.

Hybrid Draft keeps the physical board exactly as it is, and mirrors every pick to a clean virtual board the remote crowd can actually read.

How it works

One scorekeeper. Everyone else just watches.

Nothing changes about your in-person draft. One person logs each pick as the sticker goes up, and the rest happens on its own.

01

Set up the league

Name the teams, set rounds and draft order. Takes a couple of minutes.

02

Draft in the room

Place stickers on the physical board exactly like you always have.

03

Log each pick

The scorekeeper taps the player as the sticker goes up. Two taps, done.

04

Everyone sees it

Remote viewers and the room TV update live, within a second of each pick.

Three views, one draft

The same draft, shown the right way for each person.

Everyone opens the same league from a link. The view they get fits what they're there to do.

Scorekeeper

For the person in the room

A fast, searchable wall of player stickers. Tap the player as the sticker goes on the board, confirm, and it's logged. Made a mistake? Undo steps it right back.

Used by: one designated person at the in-person draft
Viewer

For the friends at home

The live draft board up top, and the full pool of still-available players below — the same colored stickers, updating as picks happen. Search any position.

Used by: remote drafters following along
Draftboard

The official board, on the room's big screen

The official draft board used in person — just the board, scaled to fill a TV with no clutter and no scrolling. Cast it to the screen in the room so everyone present can read every pick at a glance.

Used by: the TV or projector at the in-person draft
Pricing

One league. One season. Ten dollars.

No per-person fees and no tiers to figure out — every viewer and every device is included.