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FPL Boost
The missing stats layer for Fantasy Premier League
FPL Boost adds the stats you actually decide with fixture difficulty, form, ownership and set-piece duties directly onto the official Fantasy Premier League site. No second tab, no account, no tracking. Free, ~30KB, updated all season.
Every Friday for the last few seasons I did the same dance: the official FPL tab to make transfers, a fixture-ticker tab to check the run of games, a stats site to check form, and 10 more tabs for other data.
FPL Boost is my fix: a tiny Chrome extension (no account, no tracking) that puts everything on the official site itself. Under every player you get their next five fixtures with difficulty ratings, FDR sortable across multiple gameweeks, so "who has the best run until GW8?" is a click, not a spreadsheet. Hover any past score for the full points breakdown, see ownership at a glance to spot template picks vs differentials, and check who's actually on set pieces before you buy a "penalty taker" who's second choice.
My favourite part is the mini-league view: captains, chip usage and week-on-week deltas for everyone in your league, right in the table, and a sidebar to get league wide data or compare your team with someone else.
It's free, and I'm shipping updates through the season (last update: yesterday). What's the next stat you still have a separate tab for? That's my roadmap.
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About FPL Boost on Product Hunt
“The missing stats layer for Fantasy Premier League”
FPL Boost was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #152 on the daily leaderboard. FPL Boost adds the stats you actually decide with fixture difficulty, form, ownership and set-piece duties directly onto the official Fantasy Premier League site. No second tab, no account, no tracking. Free, ~30KB, updated all season.
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