Put your Sleeper league on a TV
Sleeper has no TV app of its own. Scorewall is how you get your Sleeper league on the big screen anyway: your live matchup, your roster and your league board, on the wall beside live scores from the real games.
What people try first
Casting or mirroring from a phone works until the phone sleeps, and it ties the phone up for the whole slate. A TV browser pointed at a fantasy site stretches a phone page across a television, and it still needs a device to drive it. Neither survives a Sunday.
What Scorewall does instead
Scorewall is a native TV app for Fire TV and Roku that draws its own broadcast-style graphics. Link a Sleeper league and the wall rotates between live scores across NFL, NCAAF, MLB, NBA and NHL, the featured game at full size, and your Sleeper matchup with its roster and points, updating through the game. No casting, no mirroring, no phone in the loop.
How the Sleeper connection works
- Start a trial and sign in on the TV once with a code we email you.
- Enter your Sleeper username on your account page. No Sleeper password is needed: Scorewall reads your leagues from Sleeper's public data.
- Pick a league. Its live matchup shows up on the TV, and the wall runs itself from there.
What it costs
$9 a year — the founders price — starting with a 14-day free trial. A card is required to start; cancel before day 15 and you pay nothing.
Or get the app on the Fire TV store or the Roku channel store. Google TV is next.
Sleeper is the fantasy platform's own name and identifies it; Scorewall is an independent product with no affiliation with or endorsement from Sleeper. It reads only the league data Sleeper makes public.