Every women's game worth showing, already on your schedule.
I met Nora teaching in New Orleans in 2012. She opened Babe's — a women's sports bar in Chicago. I built the app it runs on, which also helps fans everywhere find women's sports to watch in real life.
If you run a bar that shows women's sports, the hard part isn't caring about it — it's the weekly scramble to find out who's playing, when, and on what channel. That's the part we do for you.
- 60,372
- games tracked
- 64
- leagues
- 43
- sports
- 150
- bars in our directory
Live numbers, updated hourly — see the full coverage report.
What you actually get
Automatic scheduling
Hunting for tip-off times across a dozen league sites every week.
Every game we track is already in your account with its start time converted to your bar's time zone. You pick the ones you're showing; the schedule keeps itself current when a broadcaster moves a game.
Where-to-watch details
"Are we even able to show this one?"
Games carry the TV channel or streaming provider where we have it, so you know before you commit a screen. Every assignment is timestamped when we fetch it, so stale listings get flagged rather than quietly rotting.
A schedule widget for your website
Your site says "check our Instagram" and your Instagram says "check our site."
One embed line puts your live schedule on your own site, styled to your colors. It updates itself. Babe's in Chicago runs it in production on babeschicago.com.
Social graphics + newsletter
Making the weekly "here's what we're showing" post by hand.
Your week generates an Instagram carousel and a newsletter block from the same schedule you already set — so the post, the email, and the screens never disagree.
Fans finding you
Regulars know you exist. People searching "where to watch the Sky game" don't.
Your bar appears on our city pages and on the per-game "where to watch" pages fans actually search, with your schedule attached. That is inbound traffic you do not have to buy.
Watch parties + team partnerships
Team partner programs are scattered and hard to keep up with.
List watch parties fans can find and plan around, and get surfaced for the teams you're an official partner of.
Common questions
- Which leagues do you cover?
- Pro, college and international women's sports — the WNBA and NWSL through NCAA Division III, NAIA and NJCAA, plus the pro tours and international competitions. The full live breakdown is on our coverage report.
- Do I have to enter games myself?
- No. Games arrive already scheduled. You choose which ones your bar is showing; you are curating, not typing in fixtures.
- What does it cost?
- Getting listed is free. Paid plans add the staff dashboard, website embed, social and newsletter content. Full pricing is on the bar pricing page.
- Do I need a developer for the website embed?
- No. It is a single snippet you paste into your site, the same way you would embed a video. We will set it up with you on a call if you would rather not touch it.
Want to see it on your own schedule?
Tell me your bar and the teams your regulars care about, and I'll show you the week you'd be publishing.