Native sync live
Sleeper
Enter a Sleeper username or draft ID in the War Room. NovaPredict reads the public draft API and updates the board every few seconds.
Open War RoomDraft sync
Bring your real draft into the NovaPredict War Room.
Sleeper connects natively. Yahoo is wired for OAuth and waits on API approval. ESPN, CBS, and NFL.com use one NovaPredict Chrome extension because those draft rooms do not expose clean live draft APIs.
OAuth approval pending
Yahoo
Yahoo requires Fantasy Sports API approval and OAuth credentials. The NovaPredict code path is built; it turns on after Yahoo issues the client ID and secret.
Yahoo Setup StatusChrome extension path
ESPN
ESPN does not provide a usable live draft API. The NovaPredict extension reads the ESPN draft room in Chrome and bridges picks into the War Room.
Extension Review PendingChrome extension path
CBS
CBS sync uses the same NovaPredict Chrome extension. We verify selectors against real or mock draft rooms before calling it fully field-tested.
Extension Review PendingChrome extension path
NFL.com
NFL.com sync uses the desktop extension because there is no stable public live draft API for the draft room.
Extension Review PendingLive everywhere
Manual
Manual mode is the guaranteed fallback for every draft platform and in-person drafts. Mark picks as they happen and the War Room recomputes recommendations.
Open War RoomOne extension, multiple draft rooms
How users get ESPN, CBS, and NFL.com sync
Public users should install NovaPredict Draft Sync from the Chrome Web Store. The current local build is for testing only. After Web Store review, the buttons on this page should point directly to the approved listing.
Testing now
Load the unpacked extension from the local repo, open a mock draft, then select ESPN/CBS/NFL sync in the War Room.
Public release
Package the extension, submit it to the Chrome Web Store, add the approved store URL here, and switch these CTAs from review-pending to install.
Browsers
Chrome is the primary release target. Edge, Brave, and Arc can run the same Chromium extension. Safari and Firefox would require separate packaging work.