Connect your ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper fantasy league to ChatGPT
Flaim Fantasy is a ChatGPT app (also called a plugin or connector) that connects your ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper fantasy football league to ChatGPT. It's a free, read-only integration: ChatGPT can read your real roster, matchups, standings, and free agents, but can't change anything. Fantasy baseball, basketball, and hockey work too on ESPN and Yahoo, and basketball on Sleeper.
Set up ChatGPT
Three steps to your league in ChatGPT
Step 1
Step 2
Open the Flaim Fantasy plugin in ChatGPT and choose Try in chat.
Step 3
Authorize your Flaim account, then ask what fantasy leagues you have.
To check it worked, start a new conversation and ask, “What fantasy leagues do I have?” ChatGPT should list the leagues connected to your Flaim account.
The ChatGPT plugin includes Flaim's fantasy skill. See what it doesChatGPT questions
Is there a ChatGPT app for my fantasy league?
Yes. Flaim Fantasy is an app in ChatGPT and a connector in Claude. It works with your ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper leagues, and it's free.
Is there a ChatGPT app for ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper fantasy football?
Yes. Flaim Fantasy works with all three. ESPN sets up once with the free Flaim Chrome extension on a computer, and private leagues work. Yahoo connects with a Yahoo sign-in and Sleeper with your username, with no extension for either. ESPN and Yahoo cover football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. Sleeper covers football and basketball.
Can ChatGPT see my fantasy football roster?
Yes, once your league is connected to Flaim and Flaim Fantasy is added to ChatGPT. ChatGPT can read your roster, matchup, standings, free agents, and recent moves, which Flaim fetches from ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper when you ask. It's read-only, so ChatGPT can't set your lineup or make moves.
ChatGPT doesn't open Flaim on its own
Choose Flaim Fantasy from ChatGPT's plugin menu, or ask ChatGPT to use Flaim for your fantasy league question.