Features
Online leagues that do not depend on a commissioner's weekend
The headline difference. A league of real people, running in a browser, where nothing waits on somebody exporting a file and emailing it around.
Thirty seats, all of them real
A league holds up to 30 human general managers. Any seat nobody has claimed is run by an AI front office rather than sitting idle, and when a manager leaves mid-season the AI picks that team up and hands it back the moment somebody claims it. A league does not die because three people got busy in August.
Trades execute when both sides accept
Not when a commissioner processes a file on Sunday. The other twenty-nine managers see it immediately, because there is one league, not thirty copies of a league being reconciled.
A disputed game can be replayed instead of argued about
Your league is stored as a linked chain of everything that has happened rather than a save file somebody could edit, so a rewritten history fails its own check and refuses to load. The same league replayed elsewhere produces the same result. That turns the oldest fight in online sim leagues into a lookup.
Your phone counts as a seat
Desktop and mobile are at parity. Setting a lineup from a train is the same interface, not a degraded one, and there is nothing to install on either.
Related
The invite-only beta is open. Nothing to install.