fRank
Open your rankings

For analysts & serious managers

Own your fantasy rankings.

The place you build them — drag every rank, attach the reasoning, and publish under your name. Or keep the whole thing private for draft day.

Rank 'em

Publish it or keep it private.

Open your rankings Enter the fRank Open
Dynasty · Superflex · PPR Drag to reorder
# Pos Player Your note
1 WR Ja'Marr ChaseCIN Target hog. WR1 overall.
2 RB Bijan RobinsonATL Three-down, no timeshare.
3 QB Jayden DanielsWAS Rushing floor pays the rent.
Tier 1 break Drop a tier
4 WR Malik NabersNYG Upside pick of the tier.
5 TE Brock BowersLV Positional cheat code.
6 RB Jahmyr GibbsDET Scheme fit, still splitting.
7 WR CeeDee LambDAL Volume is the whole case.
8 WR Tyreek HillMIA Fading, but not that far.

The workflow

Rank. Annotate. Publish.

One source list per position drives every version of your rankings — change a call once, and PPR, superflex, and the rest stay in sync.

01.

Drag, tier, tag.

Order each position list exactly how you see it. Drop tier breaks, tag sleepers, flag the scheme fits and the risks.

02.

Show the why.

Player blurbs, tier rationales, team-level notes — the reasoning lives right beside the rank, not in a separate doc.

03.

Snapshot & share.

Versioned snapshots at a public URL — or private for your own drafts. Update as often as you like; the links never break.

The fit

Built for the ranker.

The same workspace whether you publish for an audience or rank for your own leagues.

fRank is for you if
  1. 01. You publish rankings — or you take your own that seriously
  2. 02. You keep separate takes for redraft, dynasty, and every scoring twist
  3. 03. You want the reasoning sitting next to the rank
  4. 04. You're done renting space in someone else's spreadsheet
fRank is not
  • A draft assistant or a mock-draft tool
  • A prediction model that ranks for you
  • A league management platform
The takes are still yours.

It's time to rank.

From blank rankings to a link you can post.

About ten minutes, start to finish. Import last season's list or start from scratch — either way it has your name on it.

Open your rankings