The problem
Something shared, no fair way to split it.
Group texts, sign-up spreadsheets, and "whoever replies first" all reward speed over fairness — and somebody always feels shortchanged.
Draft Anything
Draft anything your group shares
Season tickets, work shifts, sales leads, estate property, parking spots — if your group shares it, you can draft it. OnlineDraft runs a live, transparent draft so everyone gets a fair turn to pick.
The draft
Take turns picking, in the open.
A draft gives everyone a turn in an order the whole group can see. Every pick is recorded — who picked what, and when — so there are no arguments about who got the better deal.
Solutions
Who uses OnlineDraft?
Any group that shares something can use OnlineDraft to divide it fairly.
Getting started
Three steps to your first draft.
Everything up to the draft itself is free — build the group, load what you are dividing, and invite people before you spend anything.
Create your free account
Sign up with an email address or your Google account. Nothing to install, and nothing to pay to get started.
Load what you are dividing
Add the things being divided — tickets, shifts, leads, weeks, spots — then invite the people who will be picking. Start from a template, or explore with a demo group first.
Run the draft
Pick a draft mode — timed turns, an auction, or an untimed sign-up — set any rules, and go. Drafts of 15 items or fewer are always free.
Explore
Where to go next.
A quick look at the draft formats and pages worth reading before your first draft.
Take the tour See the whole platform on one page, with real screenshots of the live draft, rankings, calendar, and scoring. Pricing Pay per draft with no subscription — and drafts of 15 items or fewer are always free. Sequence Drafts Turn-order drafts with a live board, pick timers, and snake or fully custom orders. Sign Up Drafts Untimed drafts for shifts, booths, and assignments people claim on their own schedule. Auction Drafts Budgets and bids for the choices everyone wants — the high bid wins, in the open. Documentation Step-by-step guides for groups, items, participants, drafts, and scoring.
If your group shares it, you can draft it.
Create your free account, load what you are dividing, and run a fair draft your whole group can watch.