About DraftBook
Built for the way teams draft
DraftBook is a planning workspace for competitive League of Legends teams — designed end to end around how picks and bans unfold, from scenario branching to opponent scouting to match review.
Why DraftBook
A draft tool, not a workaround
Sheets, docs, and Discord pins were never made for drafting. They make you wrestle with formatting before you can do the work.
So we built DraftBook for picks and bans from the ground up. Prep flows from one stage into the next instead of scattering across half a dozen tabs — one workspace that holds the whole process.
Our mission
Turn pick and ban into a real edge
Three principles shape every feature we ship — and every one we don't.
Purpose-built
Every screen designed for drafting — not bent from a generic template. The shape of the tool matches the shape of the job.
Connected
Scenarios link to scouting. Scouting links to pools. Pools link to match review. The connections that already exist in your head finally show up on screen.
Team-first
Drafting is a team sport. DraftBook treats it like one — shared scenarios, shared pools, shared reviews. Made for more than one person from the start.
Milestones
How we got here
March 2026
Where it all started
Started with a clear vision: draft prep deserved a workspace of its own. The first prototypes — a draft board, a handful of scenarios — set the direction for everything that followed.
April 2026 · v1.0
The first public release
Core 5v5 draft board with pick-and-ban phases, multiple scenarios per session, and opponent intel up to five players. The foundation everything else builds on top of.
May 2026 · v1.1–1.6
Beyond the draft itself
Match results tracking with side-by-side scoreboards. Pro analytics for studying competitive picks. Champion pools became a first-class feature — priority picks per role, custom tier groups, fearless integration. The draft stopped being a standalone screen.
June 2026 · v1.7
A tool for the whole week
Schedule events. Upload ROFL replays to auto-extract match data. Mark scenarios as final to lock in what actually happened. DraftBook started fitting the rhythm of a real team's week — prep, scrim, review, repeat.
Get in touch
Stay close to what's next
Follow updates, send feedback, or just say hi. DraftBook is shaped by the teams who use it.