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Answers for the DraftADynasty mobile app. If none of these covers it, email a person — the address at the bottom is read by one.
Three, and all of them public. Sleeper by public username, Fleaflicker by public league ID, and MyFantasyLeague by public league ID. The app never asks for a fantasy-platform password or a browser session cookie, so private leagues are out of reach by design.
That is deliberate, not a bug. Yahoo needs an official OAuth connection that is not registered yet. ESPN, NFL, CBS and Fantrax have no documented public read API, and the app will not accept a pasted session cookie to work around that. They are listed so you can see where they stand rather than wonder why they are missing.
Three usual causes. The username is on a different platform than the one selected. The league is private, which the public API will not return. Or the season has no NFL league attached to that account yet. Check the provider is right first — it is the most common one.
The app keeps one league snapshot on the device so it still works with no signal. That snapshot counts as fresh for 15 minutes and is kept for up to 7 days. Past 15 minutes it is still shown, but labelled stale so you know you are reading something saved rather than something live. Reconnect and load again to refresh it.
Yes. Tap Try sample league on the first screen. It is a built-in offline sample, needs no account and no network, and exercises the same flow as a real league.
No. There is no DraftADynasty account, no sign-in, no purchase and no advertising. The app asks for no device permissions.
Clear the app's storage or delete the app. The one cached league snapshot lives only on your device, so removing it removes everything the app holds. There is no server-side copy to request deletion of.
Write to contact@nymrel.com. Include which provider you picked and the public username or league ID you entered, and the problem is usually reproducible on the first try.