The roster
Bring the list you want to draft from. Import a spreadsheet, or add brand, division, and finisher as columns you can draft against.
Solution / Use Case
WWE and Wrestling Drafts
Splitting the roster with your friends? Build the list you want in play, settle the pick order in a way nobody can dispute, and draft live — on a board the whole group can watch, from anywhere.
What you are drafting
One roster. Everybody picks.
Bring the wrestlers you want in play, give every friend their turn, and keep the results somewhere nobody can rewrite them.
Draft night
Everyone picks in turn — snake or straight — with a clock on each pick and a live board, whether you are all on one couch or spread across six time zones.
The scorecard
Rosters and the full pick history stay online after the last round. Score it however your group likes, or just keep the receipts.
Draft order
Settle who picks first, and prove it was fair.
Royal Rumble entry numbers, snake rounds, or an order you arrange by hand. Choose "Randomize and notify" and our servers run the shuffle with a cryptographic random generator and tell everyone at the same moment — your browser never supplies the order, so nobody, you included, chose the result.
How it works
From a roster list to draft night.
Three steps. You can have it running tonight.
Build the roster
Import a CSV or Excel file. If your list is sitting on a webpage, copy the built-in prompt, hand it to an AI assistant, and upload the file it hands back.
Set the order
Randomize it, build a snake, or assign every pick yourself — then add a time limit per pick if your group needs one.
Draft
Invite everyone, put the board on the TV, and pick. Every selection lands live for the whole group at once.
Helpful features
Everything after the last pick.
Draft night is one evening. A league is a season — add that part whenever you want it.
Get your roster up before the next event.
Create a group, load the wrestlers, and run a practice draft before the real one.
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