Conch FF Sleeper.com Enhancer and ESPN Helper

Richer stats and a cleaner layout on Sleeper, plus connect your ESPN leagues to conchff.com. Not affiliated with Sleeper or ESPN.

Playing fantasy football on Sleeper on the desktop is a painful experience. They haven't touched it in years, and I'm just trying to sip some coffee and tinker with lineup while I pretend to work. Good news, I blew the magic conch shell and we are saved! Conch FF upgrades the UI of your normal Sleeper league to add meaningful data about your team and league, reduce the amount of endless scrolling, and really just rethink each page while keeping it feel like a native Sleeper experience. The data you see changes with the phase of the fantasy season you're in: Draft Season, Early Season, Late Season, Post Season and for Dynasty and Keeper leagues, Offseason Pre NFL Draft, Offseason Post NFL Draft. All free, try it out for a bit then turn it off and see the difference. Let's love Sleeper desktop again. All hail the magic conch!!!! WHAT IT DOES • Adds deep and useful data about your team like trends, positional rankings, last year results, and more • Tunes the spacing, sizing, and coloring of UI • Dive into history about your leagues, sourced from the Sleeper API • Hover over data for diving deep into your opponents at a glace • Rookie draft pick capital and results • Dynamically show content based on the phase of the season • TV Guide tab: kickoff times and TV networks for every NFL game, which Sleeper doesn't carry • Injury flags and opponent difficulty at a glance • Connect your ESPN leagues so they show up beside your Sleeper ones on conchff.com PLAY OUTSIDE SLEEPER TOO? ESPN gives third-party apps no API and no way to sign in, which is why nothing shows your ESPN leagues next to your Sleeper ones. Conch FF can bridge that: open your ESPN league, hit Connect ESPN in the popup, and your leagues show up on conchff.com alongside the rest. Entirely optional — the extension does nothing with ESPN unless you press the button. PRIVACY Conch FF reads the league page you're already viewing and fetches public data directly from Sleeper's and FantasyCalc's public APIs, from your browser. Some optional features talk to the developer-operated FF TV Guide service: trade history enrichment (on by default, off in one click) sends the league ID you're viewing; the TV Guide tab asks for the NFL schedule, which identifies no league and no person. Connect ESPN is opt-in and does nothing unless you press the button. When you do, it reads the two cookies that keep you signed in to ESPN (espn_s2 and SWID) from an ESPN page you already have open, and sends them to the FF TV Guide service so it can read your ESPN leagues on your behalf. These are authentication credentials. They are used only to read your fantasy data — never to set a lineup, make a trade, or take any other action on your ESPN account — and disconnecting in the Conch web app deletes them. Conch FF requests no browser-wide cookie permission. The extension also reports anonymous usage stats (a random identifier and the extension version — never any league or account data) to Google Analytics so the developer can tell which versions are in use; switch it off any time in the popup. Full policy: https://ted-moke.github.io/ffconch-privacy/ NOTE Conch FF is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Sleeper or ESPN. "Sleeper" and "ESPN" are trademarks of their respective owners; they are used here only to describe what this extension works with.