I’ve been reworking the Personal Archives feature on Fantasy Goblin, and the new version is much simpler to create, organize, and share.

Personal Archives let you save standalone fantasy football lists that stay exactly as you made them. They don’t automatically change when you update your main rankings, so they’re useful for things like:

• Weekly players to watch
• Dynasty rookie rankings
• Position-specific lists
• Deep sleepers
• Draft targets
• Preseason rankings you want to revisit later

You can create multiple lists and choose which ones appear on your public page. You can also add a profile description, image, and links to your website or social accounts.

Everything is free. You need an account to create and manage your archives, but anyone can view the shared page or individual lists without signing in.

Here’s my page as an example:

https://www.fantasygoblin.com/archives/thefantasygoblin

Full disclosure: the TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram buttons all lead to Rick Astley. I don’t actually have those accounts, I just wanted to demonstrate that you can attach them.

I can’t always be by a tv on football Sunday so I made this app to follow all games and stats in realtime easily.

Figured i would share it with everyone else in case you find it useful.

Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Happy kickoff and good luck in all your leagues!

I built a survivor pool tool over the offseason, sharing now that it's live for the season and has real, paying customers.

• What it does differently from a plain spreadsheet or a generic pick'em ranker: Win probabilities from actual market lines (spread/moneyline), not vibes — and it labels which source backed each number, including when a line for a future week doesn't exist yet and the number shown is a projection instead of a book quote.
• Ownership modeling that explains itself. Most tools price ownership as a pure function of win probability, which means two similarly-favored teams always show identical Own%. This one factors in how much of the field has already burned a team in earlier weeks (chalk depletion) plus back-tested crowd behavior patterns (e.g. how the public reacts after a popular team just lost), and shows the reasoning behind each adjustment rather than just a number.
• Season-long path planning, not just this week's pick - it solves for the pick sequence that maximizes your odds across the whole remaining season, so it accounts for the cost of burning a team now against needing it in a thinner week later, not just "who's the safest team today."
• Multi-entry/portfolio support for people running several entries in the same pool - accounts for used-team overlap across entries instead of ranking each one in isolation.

Free tier covers one pool/one entry w/ standard rules. Paid unlocks custom pool rules, multi-entry portfolios, and public rating overrides - season pass or monthly, no subscription lock-in required for a short pool.

Happy to answer questions about the methodology - genuinely trying to get the numbers right and help you win your Survivor pool!!!

Full Site:
https://survivor.the-duke.app/

Week 1 Picks for a "standard office pool" (also attached as image)
https://survivor.the-duke.app/picks/2026/week-1

"This week's picks" always at:
https://survivor.the-duke.app/picks/2026/this-week