How it works/WhatsApp auto-post
Your league's Shame Board, posting itself
Every other FPL tool gives you something to screenshot. Rival Radar Pro posts the weekly Shame Board straight into your WhatsApp group on its own — no opening the app, no copying, no screenshotting. Your phone can be in your pocket.
Part of Pro — £14.99 a year, about 39p a gameweek.
The problem with sharing
Every mini-league tool ends the same way: it makes something, and then you have to remember to go and post it. In practice that means you do it for three gameweeks and then stop, and the group chat goes quiet again.
Auto-posting removes the person from the loop. The Shame Board is generated when the gameweek settles and delivered to the group on a schedule. The banter keeps arriving whether or not anyone remembers to fetch it — which is the entire point, because the weeks you'd forget are usually the weeks you had a bad one.
What actually arrives
A formatted message, not an image. It reads properly on a phone, quotes cleanly when someone replies to it, and doesn't need anyone to pinch-zoom a screenshot of a table. Six awards, picked by how bad the week was: the bottled captaincy, the haul left on the bench, the points burnt on hits — each one named, with the number that earned it.
Setting it up
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Go Pro
Auto-posting is the flagship Pro feature. £14.99 a year, cancel anytime.
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Pick the league and the chat
In the app, choose which mini-league gets posted and which WhatsApp group it goes to.
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Install the Shortcut, run it once
Rival Radar gives you an iOS Shortcut. Install it and run it manually one time — that first run is what grants it permission to talk to Rival Radar. This step is not optional and it's the one people skip.
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Forget about it
From then on it runs on its own, every gameweek, hands-off.
You stay in control. Nothing is posted anywhere until you have deliberately set this up for a specific league and a specific chat. Rival Radar never posts on your behalf by default, and turning it off is one switch.
What it costs
WhatsApp auto-posting is part of Pro: £14.99 a year, roughly 39p a gameweek. Pro also includes the full AI Strategy Report every gameweek, Rival Deep Dives, and Roast Dossiers on any rival on demand.
The Shame Board itself, sharing it, and every league type are free forever — Pro is about not having to lift a finger, and about the analysis layer underneath.
Sunday League FPL
👑 Captain Disaster
Dan Whitfield · HAALAND (C) 2 PTS vs ISAK (VC) 14 PTS
🪑 Bench Warmers
Priya Shah · 24 PTS LEFT ON THE BENCH
💸 Hit Merchant
Marcus Reid · TOOK AN 8-POINT TRANSFER HIT AND STILL FINISHED 12 PTS BELOW THE AVG LEAGUE SCORE
💀 Gameweek Horror
Tom Bexley · 29 PTS · 22 BEHIND AVG LEAGUE SCORE
📈 Green Arrow King
Aisha Kaur · RANK 5TH → 1ST
🍪 The Jammy Dodger
Joe Callaghan · SUB 3 CAME IN & SCORED 13 PTS
Full board 👉 fplrivalradar.com
About auto-posting
Does this work on Android?
Not yet. Delivery currently runs through an iOS Shortcut, so auto-posting needs an iPhone or iPad. On Android everything else works normally — you can still share any roast or Shame Board to WhatsApp manually, it just isn't automatic.
Do you have access to my WhatsApp messages?
No. Rival Radar generates the message; the Shortcut on your own device is what posts it. Your chats aren't read, stored or accessible to us.
Can I post more than one league?
Set up the league and chat pairing you want posted. If you want a second league going to a different group, set that up the same way.
What if my group hates it?
Turn it off. It's a switch, not a subscription commitment — and Pro itself can be cancelled anytime.
Why does the Shortcut need a manual first run?
iOS only grants a Shortcut permission to talk to an outside service after you've run it yourself once. It's a one-time step, and skipping it is the single most common reason setup appears to fail.
Set it up once. Ruin their Mondays all season.
WhatsApp auto-posting is part of Pro — £14.99 a year, cancel anytime.