About GamePulse
We built GamePulse because our group chat needed it.
GamePulse started with 13 friends who wanted a better way to compete while watching football.
We were already in the same group chat. We already argued about matches, lineups, and who actually knew the game. What we did not have was a league that felt like that chat: private, competitive, and built around the people we actually watch with.
Fantasy sports should feel more like watching with your friends.
Too many products are built for strangers and public leaderboards. We wanted the opposite. One league. Your friends. Your season.
It started with the 2026 World Cup
The 2026 World Cup was the reason we finally built it.
A tournament that big needed more than a spreadsheet and a thread of screenshots. We wanted picks, a Fantasy XI, challenges, and a place to follow the season together without leaving the group behind.
That World Cup is how GamePulse started. Club seasons are what you can play today.
More ways to compete. One league.
Every league can use the GamePulse game modes that fit the group.
Pick’em
Predict the winner of each match and, when available, go one step further with an exact-score prediction.
Fantasy XI
Build your squad from players competing in the tournament or season. Your Fantasy XI scores based on what those players do on the pitch.
Challenges
Create a friendly challenge against another member of your league around a match, a gameweek, an exact score, or whatever rivalry needs settling.
Pulse
See league activity, match results, relevant football news, pick deadlines, and updates in one feed.
Leagues can play Pick’em, Fantasy XI, or both. Challenges and Pulse come with the league.
Built for the group chat
GamePulse is private on purpose.
You create the league. You invite the people who belong there. Nobody else gets in.
That is the whole point: the competition lives with the same people you already talk to about the weekend's games.
Where we're going
We started with a World Cup and a group of 13.
The product is built to follow the seasons you actually watch — club football now, more competitions as we go — without turning your league into a public marketplace.
Create a league. Invite your group. Compete all season.