Wverse

About Us

We’re not just here to build a business. We’re working to create a platform that fans of women’s sports can truly call their own, and a real vehicle to help keep the momentum moving forward. That includes reinvesting in the grassroots. A portion of what we earn will go toward supporting youth girls’ sports organizations, and our community will help decide where this fund is allocated each month. Our goal is for Wverse to be a space where the community can engage with the athletes and leagues they love, while also playing a part in fueling the next generation.

Right now, we’re a small team working on something we believe can grow into a real home for people who love women’s sports. We’re building it slowly and intentionally, with the hope that it can be shaped not just by us, but by the community that shows up.

This isn’t just about making another game. It’s about planting a flag in the middle of a space that hasn’t made much room for us. You’re not just users here. You’re helping build what’s next.

We’re not just here to build a business. We’re working to create a platform that fans of women’s sports can truly call their own, and a real vehicle to help keep the momentum moving forward. That includes reinvesting in the grassroots. A portion of what we earn will go toward supporting youth girls’ sports organizations, and our community will help decide where this fund is allocated each month. Our goal is for Wverse to be a space where the community can engage with the athletes and leagues they love, while also playing a part in fueling the next generation.

Right now, we’re a small team working on something we believe can grow into a real home for an overlooked community. We’re building it slowly and intentionally, with the hope that it can be shaped not just by us, but by the community that shows up.

This isn’t just about making another game. It’s about planting a flag in the middle of a space that hasn’t made much room for us. You’re not just users here. You’re helping build what’s next.

We’re not just here to build a business. We’re working to create a platform that fans of women’s sports can truly call their own, and a real vehicle to help keep the momentum moving forward. That includes reinvesting in the grassroots. A portion of what we earn will go toward supporting youth girls’ sports organizations, and our community will help decide where this fund is allocated each month. Our goal is for Wverse to be a space where the community can engage with the athletes and leagues they love, while also playing a part in fueling the next generation.

Right now, we’re a small team working on something we believe can grow into a real home for an overlooked community. We’re building it slowly and intentionally, with the hope that it can be shaped not just by us, but by the community that shows up.

This isn’t just about making another game. It’s about planting a flag in the middle of a space that hasn’t made much room for us. You’re not just users here. You’re helping build what’s next.

We’re not just here to build a business. We’re working to create a platform that fans of women’s sports can truly call their own, and a real vehicle to help keep the momentum moving forward. That includes reinvesting in the grassroots. A portion of what we earn will go toward supporting youth girls’ sports organizations, and our community will help decide where this fund is allocated each month. Our goal is for Wverse to be a space where the community can engage with the athletes and leagues they love, while also playing a part in fueling the next generation.

Right now, we’re a small team working on something we believe can grow into a real home for an overlooked community. We’re building it slowly and intentionally, with the hope that it can be shaped not just by us, but by the community that shows up.

This isn’t just about making another game. It’s about planting a flag in the middle of a space that hasn’t made much room for us. You’re not just users here. You’re helping build what’s next.

We’ve spent the last few years watching women’s sports gain the recognition they’ve long deserved, and it’s been incredible to witness. Like many others, we’ve sensed a real shift. The attention isn’t just louder, it’s more meaningful. This doesn’t feel like a passing trend, it feels like we’re standing in the middle of a cultural turning point.

At the same time, we’ve spent a lot of time inside the world of sports gaming. What’s become clear is that most platforms still treat women and women’s sports as an afterthought. Everything is male-centric and the women's sports offerings are limited, hard to find, and rarely promoted. The reality is that the corporations leading this industry built their business on men, and it’s clear their priorities won’t be shifting any time soon. Sports gaming has repeatedly shown its power to deepen fan engagement and elevate the overall sports experience. It’s time women’s sports and its fans benefited from that same engine.

We’ve spent the last few years watching women’s sports gain the recognition they’ve long deserved, and it’s been incredible to witness. Like many others, we’ve sensed a real shift. The attention isn’t just louder, it’s more meaningful. This doesn’t feel like a passing trend, it feels like we’re standing in the middle of a cultural turning point.

At the same time, we’ve spent a lot of time inside the world of sports gaming. What’s become clear is that most platforms still treat women and women’s sports as an afterthought. Everything is male-centric and the women's sports offerings are limited, hard to find, and rarely promoted. The reality is that the corporations leading this industry built their business on men, and it’s clear their priorities won’t be shifting any time soon. Sports gaming has repeatedly shown its power to deepen fan engagement and elevate the overall sports experience. It’s time women’s sports and its fans benefited from that same engine.

We’ve spent the last few years watching women’s sports gain the recognition they’ve long deserved, and it’s been incredible to witness. Like many others, we’ve sensed a real shift. The attention isn’t just louder, it’s more meaningful. This doesn’t feel like a passing trend, it feels like we’re standing in the middle of a cultural turning point.

At the same time, we’ve spent a lot of time inside the world of sports gaming. What’s become clear is that most platforms still treat women and women’s sports as an afterthought. Everything is male-centric and the women's sports offerings are limited, hard to find, and rarely promoted. The reality is that the corporations leading this industry built their business on men, and it’s clear their priorities won’t be shifting any time soon. Sports gaming has repeatedly shown its power to deepen fan engagement and elevate the overall sports experience. It’s time women’s sports and its fans benefited from that same engine.

We’ve spent the last few years watching women’s sports gain the recognition they’ve long deserved, and it’s been incredible to witness. Like many others, we’ve sensed a real shift. The attention isn’t just louder, it’s more meaningful. This doesn’t feel like a passing trend, it feels like we’re standing in the middle of a cultural turning point.

At the same time, we’ve spent a lot of time inside the world of sports gaming. What’s become clear is that most platforms still treat women and women’s sports as an afterthought. Everything is male-centric and the women's sports offerings are limited, hard to find, and rarely promoted. The reality is that the corporations leading this industry built their business on men, and it’s clear their priorities won’t be shifting any time soon. Sports gaming has repeatedly shown its power to deepen fan engagement and elevate the overall sports experience. It’s time women’s sports and its fans benefited from that same engine.