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Kill Team league app

Auspex Fatalis

Runs a small in-person Kill Team league from your phone. Score reporting, a schedule with no rematches, standings, and a finals bracket. Sign in with Discord, since that's where the league already hangs out.

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What it is

A league app for Kill Team, the Warhammer 40k skirmish game. Players report scores from the table, standings update, and the schedule avoids rematches. The season ends in a finals bracket.

Organizers get their own screens, a Discord hookup, and a weekly recap. It's dark and a little gothic, because the game is too.

A look around

Live screenshots. CI takes them on every merge and Screenery serves the newest. Nobody exports a PNG by hand.

The player's matches screen with the next opponent and buttons to enter or live-score a result.
Your matches: who's next and how it went.
League standings with wins, draws, losses, and points for each player.
Standings and the weekly recap.
The finals bracket with two semifinal pairings.
The finals bracket.
A list of season quests like Fully Painted and Brought a Friend, each with a claim button.
Side quests. Paint a new team, bring a friend.
The league photo gallery.
Photos from the table.
Organizer settings for the weekly recap, including a season premise box.
Organizers can have Claude write each week's recap, steered by the season's lore.

Recent updates

Written by Merge & Tell from the pull requests that shipped them.

  1. A quest claim in an archived league used to have nowhere to go

    The header badge would count it, tick up like anything else needed your attention, and then just sit there. Archive the league and the review queue goes with it, but the claim doesn't. There was no page left where you could approve or reject it, so the badge lied to you until you forgot why it said 3.

  2. You can stop retyping your home store every two weeks

    Set up to three preferred play locations on your season loadout, ranked in order. Your opponent sees where you're willing to play before the "where should we meet" conversation even starts, and if your league has sponsor venues, those show up as quick picks instead of free typing.

  3. Approving a quest claim now tells your Discord about it, not just the player

    Before this, approving a quest was a completely silent act as far as your server was concerned. The player found out, nobody else did. Now it posts to the league channel same as a match result, so the feed isn't just competitive wins, it's also "someone finished their warband and here's what that means for their story.…

  4. Four things players reported this week, four things fixed

    Opponent names on the leaderboard were running straight over the average next to them on mobile. Turns out the column just wasn't giving the name box a reason to shrink, so it didn't. Fixed, and while I was in there I moved the point where boards stack to full width, because at 390px there wasn't enough room left for a…

  5. The sign-in page finally admits you don't need an invite

    First time hitting that page, all you saw was a login form and a link to browse other people's leagues. Nothing told you that you could just start one. The guide existed. The page just never mentioned it.

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