Entry Co-Owners: Share Pick Access on a Single PikSheet Entry

PikSheet entries can now have co-owners. An entry's owner adds another PikSheet account by username, and that person gets full pick access to the entry — the same picks, the same lock times, the same rights the owner has — without owning a separate entry of their own.

The problem this solves

Splitting an entry with a friend, a partner, or a family member is common, and PikSheet had no way to represent it. Before co-owners, the workaround was one person holding the login and texting the other for picks every week, or buying a second entry just so a second person could submit. Co-owners replace both: one entry, one buy-in, two people who can actually log in and pick.

How it works

From an entry's settings panel, the owner types a username and adds them as a co-owner. That person can now submit picks on the entry from their own account, see everything a regular pool member sees, and gets the same pick-reminder and results notifications as the owner. Ownership itself doesn't change — only the owner can rename or delete the entry, and only the owner manages who's on the co-owner list. A co-owner who wants out can leave the entry at any time without the owner having to remove them.

Where it's available

Co-owners work across all seven competitive formats — Pick'em, High 5, Best Bet, Confidence, Margin, Survivor, and Touchdown Calls. It isn't available on Box pools or the World Cup module, where an entry doesn't map to a single set of weekly picks the same way.