Free planning guide
Plan a season recap
before the story gets fuzzy.
This checklist is for a commissioner preparing a specific recap for a group chat, league party, archive, or similar use. It does not replace official league results or recover missing history.
What data do I need for a season recap?
How do I plan an end-of-season recap?
State where the recap will be shared and the actual date it is needed. An event date is not automatically a delivery date.
Can I include playoffs and a champion?
Provide final standings, weekly or matchup results, the league’s tiebreaker rules, and official playoff results if you want playoffs or a champion included. CSV/JSON exports are easiest to check; screenshots can require more transcription and review. Keep account passwords and private invitation links out of the request.
How do league stories become a recap?
Choose 3–5 stories, rivalries, comebacks, or inside jokes that members approve for sharing. State the tone and identify anything to leave out. A recap can omit a story; it should not invent one.
Free fantasy wrapped or a custom yearbook?
Free tools can be enough for a fast stats-and-slides recap. Fantasy Wrapped publicly advertises a free Sleeper-ID flow and shareable slides; that is a supplier claim, not a BD360 test or recommendation. A reviewed package is useful only when you want supplied material organized, agreed facts checked, and a shareable piece finished with one revision.
Will it connect to a platform?
No connection or automatic history recovery is promised. Sleeper’s API documentation distinguishes non-commercial use from commercial licensing discussions. Provide material you are authorized to share; format, scope, and deadline are reviewed before a paid order is accepted.
What is planned if ordering opens?
One league and one season, up to 12 teams: an 8–12 page PDF, six share images, a checked stats sheet, and one revision. The free waitlist records a planned $29 first basic package rate if ordering opens; planned regular price is $39. It is not an order, reservation, or promised launch date.
See the separate fictional input → edited caption → checks example. The original PDF remains a six-team, five-week regular-season process sample, not full-season or playoff validation.
Updated November 4, 2026 · By BD360.