Flaim - ESPN Fantasy Connector for ChatGPT & Claude
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Sync your ESPN fantasy football league to Flaim, then ask ChatGPT or Claude about your team. Free, read-only, private leagues work. Flaim lets ChatGPT and Claude read your ESPN fantasy league, so you can ask about your real team instead of pasting in screenshots. This extension is the setup step. It syncs the ESPN sign-in you already have in Chrome to your free Flaim account. You never share your password or look up a league ID, and private leagues work. Football, baseball, basketball and hockey all work. Flaim is read-only: it can't set your lineup, add or drop players, or make trades. It's free, with no ads and no subscription. What you can do - Ask who to start, who to pick up, and whether a trade is fair, using your real roster and your league's scoring - Check your matchup, standings, free agents and recent trades and pickups in plain English - Keep several leagues in one Flaim account - Ask from any device, including your phone, once you've synced How to set it up 1. In Chrome on a computer, sign in at flaim.app. 2. In the same Chrome profile, sign in to ESPN Fantasy and check that your league opens. 3. Open Flaim from Chrome's puzzle-piece Extensions menu. You can pin it there. 4. Click Sync to Flaim and keep the popup open until your league shows up. 5. Check your leagues at flaim.app/leagues. 6. Add Flaim Fantasy in ChatGPT or Claude, sign in with the same account, and ask what leagues you have. If it stops working later, sign back in to ESPN in Chrome and sync again. The setup guide at flaim.app/docs/espn has fixes for common problems. Yahoo and Sleeper leagues connect at flaim.app and don't need this extension. What the extension can see - The first time you open it, the extension explains what it reads and asks before going further. - When you open the popup, it checks that you're signed in to ESPN in this Chrome profile. - Your ESPN sign-in leaves your computer only when you click Sync to Flaim, and it goes straight to your Flaim account. - The extension doesn't keep a copy in your browser, doesn't read the pages you visit, and never sees your password. - It uses your Flaim sign-in, so the popup shows your Flaim email and name. - On Flaim's servers, your sign-in is stored encrypted at rest, used only to read your leagues, and never sent to ChatGPT, Claude or any other AI app. You can remove it any time at flaim.app/leagues. - Flaim doesn't sell your data. Privacy policy: flaim.app/privacy Flaim isn't affiliated with or endorsed by ESPN, OpenAI or Anthropic. Product names are trademarks of their owners. I'm Gerry, and I built Flaim. If something's broken or confusing, email support@flaim.app.