Setup · Step 2 of 3

Connect ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper fantasy football to ChatGPT and Claude

Flaim Fantasy connects your ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper league to ChatGPT and Claude, and you can add it in Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, or Muse. It covers fantasy football and, depending on the platform, baseball, basketball, and hockey. Pick the platform your league is on. Yahoo and Sleeper need no extension, and ESPN sets up once with a free Chrome extension on a computer, where private leagues work.

Chrome extension, for setup

ESPN

No extra app to download. Install the free Flaim Chrome extension on a computer and choose Sync to Flaim. Private leagues work, and Flaim never asks for your ESPN password. Then ask from any device.

Football, baseball, basketball, and hockey.

Yahoo sign-in

Yahoo

Sign in on Yahoo's own page from any browser and approve read-only access. No extension needed.

Football, baseball, basketball, and hockey.

Want the full list of sports, season history, and what each platform shares? See sports coverage.

Check your connection

Your Leagues should show the platform, league name, team, and current season. Once the league you want appears, Flaim can share it with your AI.

Connection FAQs

My leagues do not appear

Make sure you connected the account that belongs to those leagues. For ESPN, open the Flaim Chrome extension and choose Sync or Re-sync. This refreshes your connected leagues and looks for the past seasons ESPN makes available. Then confirm the league appears in Your Leagues.

Do I need the Chrome extension?

Only for ESPN, and only for setup. Yahoo connects through Yahoo sign-in and Sleeper connects with your username, with no extension for either. For ESPN, you sync from a computer to set it up, and after that you can ask from any device, including your phone. If you are setting up ESPN from a phone, Flaim can email you the extension link for later.

Can Flaim change anything in my leagues?

No. Flaim cannot make trades, add or drop players, edit lineups, or change settings in ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper.