A sapphic tech platform.
A reach network
a million-plus strong.
Launching its founding class at WorldPride Amsterdam.

We'd love for WorldPride Amsterdam to be a real partnership — here's what that means.

We're coming with the community, the creators, and a founding class assembling on the day. Here's exactly what we're asking, up front — everything after this section is the case for why it's worth saying yes.

NYC was June 28. Amsterdam is August 1. The founding class goes global.

We built a two-city arc — the US sapphic community found She & HER in New York; the global community finds us at WorldPride Amsterdam. By August 1st we're not a startup at a Pride. We're a platform with a founding class the world watched assemble — and a beta landing in November.

What WorldPride Amsterdam actually is.

This isn't a regular Pride. Amsterdam is hosting WorldPride for the first time ever. The numbers, the history, and the sapphic infrastructure are all verified.

Not a diversity line item. A market in motion.

This isn't DEI — it's behavioral economics. Culture moves money, and right now sapphic culture — with stud-and-femme style and story at its leading edge — is one of the fastest-climbing cultural engines in the market: it sets the language, the aesthetics, and the spend far beyond its own headcount.

Sapphic culture isn't a subculture the market visits — it's a reference point the market keeps borrowing from.

She & HER sits at that center: a sapphic-led tech platform built by a FAANG-trained founder who has been disrupting this space for years. Partnering here isn't optics — it's access. Access to an audience that moves markets, to creators who carry real community trust, and to the brands that chase this culture but can't reach it directly. We bring the reach, the relationships, and the data to prove the movement — 37K women in two months on social proof alone, before a single ad. The doors the usual sponsor rooms don't open.