Free sports tools.
Team wheels
A real wheel of every current club — spin once, land on one.
Team randomizers
The full era reel and team facts — spin again as often as you want.
Daily guess games
A mystery player a day — compare clues in Wordle or take on Classic.
Stat calculators
The real formulas with record-book context beside every result.
Name generators
Eight names a tap, in the style you want — copy one straight into your league.
Everyday tools
Standalone utilities from the same workshop — no game, no sign-up.
- Military time chart12-hour ↔ 24-hour, with a printable chart
- Test average calculatorWeighted, unweighted, and what you need on the final
- Secret Santa generatorDraw names with no email and no sign-up
- Bracket makerKnockout, double elimination, and Swiss
- PlumbRevise calculatorsFree UK gas and plumbing calculators for gas rate, ventilation, heat loss and drainage fall.
Career simulators
Play a whole career against the real record book.
Arcade games
Quick physics games in the browser — a daily course and a kicking range.
Every tool here is free, runs in the browser, and comes from the same record-book data that powers the all-time draft game. More tools join this page as they ship.
Questions about these tools
What is the difference between a team wheel and a team randomizer?
The wheel puts a league's current teams on one dial, all 32 in the NFL and 30 in the NBA and MLB, and lands on one with even odds. Uncheck clubs in its team manager first to spin one conference or a shortlist. The randomizer draws a team era in one tap: each franchise's current era by default, or any era in the club archive with All eras. Soccer and the NHL have a randomizer without a wheel: the soccer team randomizer spins club eras from the major European leagues, and the NHL team randomizer franchise eras from the Original Six on.
Where do the numbers behind these tools come from?
Public records — the seasons players actually posted, and the honours voted at the time. Nothing is projected and nothing is invented, which is what lets a career simulator put your finish next to real careers instead of leaving it as a bare figure.
Why does each tool have its own page?
Because one page that does one thing loads faster and is easier to come back to than a suite you have to navigate. Each tool is a single purpose, a single screen, and nothing to dismiss before you can use it.
Do the daily guess games change every day?
Every day, on a fixed daily rollover, and everyone gets the same player on the same day so a result is worth comparing. Yesterday's answer does not come back around the next week.
Is anything here gated behind an account?
Nothing is. All 27 tools across these 8 sections open straight into the thing they do, keep whatever you type on your own device, and ask for nothing before or after you use them.
Do these work on a phone?
All of them. The wheels and randomizers are built for a thumb before a cursor, and nothing here drops a desktop form onto a small screen.