Product roadmap

Every squad scored 0-100, with the strengths and weaknesses behind the number.

FPL's own percentile, your rank movement, and your score next to the average manager's.

Your squad on the pitch with live points, automatic substitutions, bonus projected from live BPS, and a feed covering everyone in your mini-league.

Who rises and falls tonight, using FPL's own published projections rather than a guess of ours.

Who actually earns DefCon points, ranked by rate against the threshold each position needs.

Every player, searchable and sortable on the numbers that decide a transfer.

Gameweek history, fixtures, rank within position and set-piece duty, one page each.

Any two players side by side, on a link you can send to someone.

Every club's run, sorted from kindest to hardest.

Deadline countdown, captain shortlist, form picks and differentials.

Every classic league you are in, with rivals one click away.

Add it to your home screen. It updates itself on every deploy and never serves a live score from cache.

A shared team report renders as a bare link today. Sharing is the growth engine, so this blocks launch.

Move to the chosen brand, with redirects and canonicals that follow.

Upstream calls time out rather than hang, retry once, and fall back to cached data. The live view says the feed is down instead of loading forever.

35 tests covering the bonus rules, automatic substitutions, price verdicts and defensive thresholds. The bonus tie cases come from real settled fixtures.

Pages were shipping up to 850 KB of player JSON. The fixture ticker is down to 65 KB and the rest are trimmed, but the player list still sends the whole pool to the browser.

Keyboard focus is visible again and every page has one real heading. Colour contrast, screen-reader flow and the mobile menu still need a proper audit.

Learn what people search for and land on, without tracking anybody.

Hear about a broken page from a report, not from a user.

Typecheck, lint and tests on every push, so the branch is always deployable.

Your armband options ranked on form, minutes, underlying numbers and the next two fixtures.

Your weakest starters, the affordable upgrades, and the reason for each move.

Low ownership filtered by quality first, with the reason spelled out on every card and the template it is measured against.

Which chips you have left, the window each falls in, and how many managers have already spent theirs. An unused chip does not roll into the second half.

The ticker now marks fixtures where the opponent rates differently at that venue. FPL's attack and defence splits read zero this season, so the finer goals-based read waits until clubs have played enough matches at each venue.

A report worth sending to a group chat, and a way to send it in one tap.

The captaincy case each week, argued from the numbers.

Every position ranked five ways, with the enablers who free money up and the premiums that spend it.

One page per club: the run ahead, goals scored and conceded home and away, who to own and who is flagged.

Who takes the penalties, free kicks and corners at every club, first choice first.

Eighty head-to-heads on their own URLs, picked as two well-owned players in the same position at a similar price. Not all 212,000 possible pairs.

A page per round that turns into a permanent record: the average, the highest, the chips the field spent and who actually delivered.

Questions answered from your own data.

A paragraph explaining what the figures mean. It explains numbers we computed; it never produces one of its own.

Your squad against any rival's, side by side and live.

Your overall rank plotted gameweek by gameweek.

The live feed already shows how much of your league owns each scorer. Template overlap and where the league will be won are still to come.

Ownership weighted by captaincy, the number that decides whether a haul actually moved you.

A nudge before the deadline, for people who would rather not lose points to one.