DraftKings is a creative workshop for designing jockey silks inspired by horse racing. DraftKings lets you create a custom design locally, choose patterns, colors, sleeves, a waistband or diagonal sash, and a cap style. The app keeps the creative process focused on visual design rather than racing simulation or betting.

In DraftKings, you can enter a name and optional note, adjust the main body pattern, configure sleeves and cap details, and see changes immediately in the front-view silhouette. DraftKings supports undo and redo during the current editing session, while drafts are saved locally so you can continue after restarting the app.

DraftKings includes a fitting view for reviewing a completed set from the front and back. You can return to the editor, save an independent copy, or mark a project as a favorite. The saved collection keeps your personal designs organized and separate from the built-in examples.

With DraftKings, the collection can be searched by name, filtered by favorites, and sorted by name or modification time. Each saved project has its own card with the design, note, pattern parameters, modification date, and available actions for editing, copying, favoriting, or deleting.

DraftKings works fully offline and does not require an account, network connection, remote data, advertising, analytics, or notifications. An optional camera feature is available only inside a saved project for adding one photo of a paper sketch as a reference. The photo does not generate or change the silhouette.

The app is designed as a local creative tool for exploring jockey silk concepts. The colors and patterns are visual choices and do not represent results, roles, advantages, registration, or compliance with any organization. It is not a horse-racing game, simulator, betting service, or racing results tool.

The app keeps projects on the device, with settings for the fitting view, collection sorting, reduced decorative animation, and repeating the introductory guide. Built-in examples can be viewed and copied into your own project, while your saved designs remain separate and editable locally.