Setup · Step 1 of 3
Create your Flaim account
Your free Flaim account keeps your fantasy leagues and AI connections together. Create it once, then move on to Your Leagues.
Account FAQs
I already have a Flaim account
Choose Sign In instead of creating another account. Use the same email or sign-in method you used before so your existing league connections stay together.
I cannot sign in
Return to Sign In and try the email or sign-in method you originally used. If you still cannot get in, email support@flaim.app and include the email address associated with your account.
I signed in, but my leagues are missing
First make sure you signed in to the Flaim account you used before. Then open Your Leagues. If the platform is connected, sync or refresh it. If it is not connected, continue to the platform docs.
Is my Flaim account the same as my fantasy account?
No. Your Flaim account keeps everything together. Connect your existing ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper accounts to it, and sign in with that same Flaim account when you give ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI app access to your leagues.
How do I delete my account?
Open your account menu, choose Manage account, then Security, then Delete account. This starts permanent deletion of your Flaim account. Connected ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper credentials and saved league data are purged once the verified deletion event is processed, normally within seconds. A record that your account existed and was deleted is kept. Deleted accounts are unsubscribed from product-update email before the next one goes out. If you can't delete your account yourself, email privacy@flaim.app and we'll process the deletion within 30 days. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Which league your AI answers about
On Your Leagues, stars mark your defaults. Star a sport to make it your default sport, and star one league in each sport to make it that sport's default league. Your AI gets these defaults, along with your current-season leagues, when it starts answering a question about your leagues.
When your question points to a sport, like “touchdowns” for football, your AI is told to use your default league for that sport. When it doesn't, like “How's my team?”, your default sport decides. If you have only one current league, that's the one it uses.
Ask about all your leagues, like “How are all my teams doing?”, and it's told to check each matching league before comparing them. If no default fits and the question could mean more than one league, it should ask which one you mean, by name. It's told never to ask you for a league ID.