Stop answering the same sweepstake questions.
A shared Sweepus leaderboard gives players somewhere to check team ownership, prize standings and game scores for themselves—without waiting for the organiser to post another update.
A shared Sweepus leaderboard gives players somewhere to check team ownership, prize standings and game scores for themselves—without waiting for the organiser to post another update.
The information is scattered.
The draw might be in a spreadsheet, the latest score in a group chat and the prize rules in an old email. When no single view is authoritative, every player asks the organiser.
- Which teams are mine?
- Who is leading this prize?
- What was the latest score?
- How many cards does my team have?
Make the leaderboard the answer.
Sweepus combines prize-specific standings with player and team drill-down. The organiser shares the link through the group's existing channel, and players return whenever they want the latest available tournament information.
Visibility, not notification noise.
Sweepus does not pretend to replace email or group chat. It gives those conversations one reliable destination, reducing the need to rewrite standings every time a fixture finishes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I keep sweepstake players updated?+
Share one public leaderboard that players can revisit. Sweepus puts prize standings, team ownership and completed fixture scores behind the same link.
Does Sweepus send player notifications?+
Not currently. Sweepus reduces manual updates by giving players a single page they can check themselves; it does not send proactive alerts.
How do I share sweepstake standings?+
The organiser copies the public Sweepus link and sends it through the group's normal channel, such as email or a group chat.