League operations
Run imports, invites, and access in one place
League Settings centralizes ESPN import, invite controls, credentials, and sync monitoring so commissioners can onboard members cleanly.
LeagueLore connects the full lifecycle: onboarding, sync, analytics, draft prep, draft rooms, exports, Slack, and AI workflows. Each area is designed around private league boundaries.
League operations
League Settings centralizes ESPN import, invite controls, credentials, and sync monitoring so commissioners can onboard members cleanly.
Draft workflow
Members can review rankings, board state, draft rooms, and exports without needing admin-level setup access.
Season intelligence
LeagueLore keeps records, rivalries, team insights, Slack, and assistant answers available throughout the season.
Privacy + grounding
Membership boundaries, deterministic analytics, and grounded AI behavior keep answers useful without crossing league lines.
Import ESPN seasons, preserve league context, and turn past results into records, championship history, and long-running league stories.
Blend rankings, draft boards, room state, and league tendencies so draft prep is built around your scoring, history, and managers.
Ask history, draft, and season questions using deterministic facts, then turn that context into recaps and league-ready answers.
LeagueLore adds league-specific context and commissioner controls around the core product workflows.
League-specific by design
Use head-to-head records, team trends, and manager history to understand the people you actually compete against.
League-specific by design
Give commissioners clear import paths, invite workflows, and role checks so private league data stays scoped to the members who should see it.
Yes. Every account can start with a 14-day free trial and no card required.
No cross-league leakage is allowed. Access stays league-scoped based on memberships and roles.
For private ESPN leagues, LeagueLore offers a few import options: commissioner-assisted import, the local LeagueLore Import Helper, or advanced temporary ESPN session values. LeagueLore never asks for your ESPN password. If you choose to save session values for future syncs, they are stored encrypted and can be removed later.
Legend includes both AI assistant workflows and Slack integrations.