A Free Competition & Community
for Sapphics

A Free Competition
& Community
for Sapphics

A Free Competition & Community for Sapphics

Test lesbian, bisexual, and queer stereotypes, highlight our shared realities, get support, and compete for $10,000 in cash prizes

Test stereotypes, highlight shared reality, get support, and compete for $10,000 in cash prizes

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About

The Competition


About

The Competition

About

The Competition


About

The Competition

About

The Competition


About

The Competition

Countdown to the 1st Quarter

Countdown to the 1st Quarter

Countdown to the 1st Quarter

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Other Features

Other Features

More to Do

Other Features

More to Do

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Shape the Game
Browse Users
Chat Live
Get Sanity Support
Ask SapphicGPT

Other Features

More to Do

Shape the Game
Browse Users
Chat Live
Get Sanity Support
Ask SapphicGPT

Other Features

More to Do

Shape the Game
Browse Users
Chat Live
Get Sanity Support
Ask SapphicGPT

About

Future

If this version of Sapphic Savvy attracts a lot of users and positive feedback, we will seek additional funding to further improve and evaluate it! Users will be invited at random to take part in a longitudinal app feedback survey study. (participants can earn $200 for their completion of 4 online surveys.

Present

Our 2019 users submitted a bunch of ideas for ways to improve the app. Following Covid-related delays, we submitted a 2nd grant proposal in December 2023. We used this funding to create a more polished and fully featured app that incorporated everything users suggested.

History

The Sapphic Stereotype Challenge concept started back in 2018 when we used funding from a small grant to develop a low budget web app called LezParlay. In 2019, 2,500+ sapphics toook part in the competition with 93% of users surveyed reporting psychological benefits!

Why Now?

The competition and app's other features were crafted to be fun and helpful to sapphics in the context of the super stressful and divisive hellscape in which we find ourselves. Seems like a great time to challenge stereotypes, foster community connection, and provide resources to support our well-being and sanity!

Who Created This?

Sapphic Savvy is a not-for-profit, grant-funded project of a group of Sapphic psychologists based in Los Angeles. We are in our 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, and will be playing along hoping to see some stereotypes get shattered!

About the Project


About

Future

If this version of Sapphic Savvy attracts a lot of users and positive feedback, we will seek additional funding to further improve and evaluate it! Users will be invited at random to take part in a longitudinal app feedback survey study. (participants can earn $200 for their completion of 4 online surveys.

Present

Our 2019 users submitted a bunch of ideas for ways to improve the app. Following Covid-related delays, we submitted a 2nd grant proposal in December 2023. We used this funding to create a more polished and fully featured app that incorporated everything users suggested.

History

The Sapphic Stereotype Challenge concept started back in 2018 when we used funding from a small grant to develop a low budget web app called LezParlay. In 2019, 2,500+ sapphics toook part in the competition with 93% of users surveyed reporting psychological benefits!

Why Now?

The competition and app's other features were crafted to be fun and helpful to sapphics in the context of the super stressful and divisive hellscape in which we find ourselves. Seems like a great time to challenge stereotypes, foster community connection, and provide resources to support our well-being and sanity!

Who Created This?

Sapphic Savvy is a not-for-profit, grant-funded project of a group of Sapphic psychologists based in Los Angeles. We are in our 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, and will be playing along hoping to see some stereotypes get shattered!

About the Project


Backstory

About the
Project

Future

If this version of Sapphic Savvy attracts a lot of users and positive feedback, we will seek additional funding to further improve and evaluate it! Users will be invited at random to take part in a longitudinal app feedback survey study. (participants can earn $200 for their completion of 4 online surveys.

Present

Our 2019 users submitted a bunch of ideas for ways to improve the app. Following Covid-related delays, we submitted a 2nd grant proposal in December 2023. We used this funding to create a more polished and fully featured app that incorporated everything users suggested.

History

The Sapphic Stereotype Challenge concept started back in 2018 when we used funding from a small grant to develop a low budget web app called LezParlay. In 2019, 2,500+ sapphics toook part in the competition with 93% of users surveyed reporting psychological benefits!

Why Now?

The competition and app's other features were crafted to be fun and helpful to sapphics in the context of the super stressful and divisive hellscape in which we find ourselves. Seems like a great time to challenge stereotypes, foster community connection, and provide resources to support our well-being and sanity!

Who Created This?

Sapphic Savvy is a not-for-profit, grant-funded project of a group of Sapphic psychologists based in Los Angeles. We are in our 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, and will be playing along hoping to see some stereotypes get shattered!

Backstory

About the
Project

Future

If this version of Sapphic Savvy attracts a lot of users and positive feedback, we will seek additional funding to further improve and evaluate it! Users will be invited at random to take part in a longitudinal app feedback survey study. (participants can earn $200 for their completion of 4 online surveys.

Present

Our 2019 users submitted a bunch of ideas for ways to improve the app. Following Covid-related delays, we submitted a 2nd grant proposal in December 2023. We used this funding to create a more polished and fully featured app that incorporated everything users suggested.

History

The Sapphic Stereotype Challenge concept started back in 2018 when we used funding from a small grant to develop a low budget web app called LezParlay. In 2019, 2,500+ sapphics toook part in the competition with 93% of users surveyed reporting psychological benefits!

Why Now?

The competition and app's other features were crafted to be fun and helpful to sapphics in the context of the super stressful and divisive hellscape in which we find ourselves. Seems like a great time to challenge stereotypes, foster community connection, and provide resources to support our well-being and sanity!

Who Created This?

Sapphic Savvy is a not-for-profit, grant-funded project of a group of Sapphic psychologists based in Los Angeles. We are in our 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, and will be playing along hoping to see some stereotypes get shattered!

Benefits

Reasons to Play

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Benefits

Reasons to Play

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Benefits

Reasons to Play

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Testimonials

Take it from our Beta Users

Queer, age 43

"This was great and really helped me question some of my own tendencies and behaviors. Came to see that I was doing what I thought everyone else was doing which wasn't even the truth."

Bisexual, age 25

"This competition was so great for me although it's hard to describe how/why exactly… just felt really connected and in the know… also felt more confident and secure in my identity."

Bisexual, age 37

"So fun and I was able to get my lez roommate to play with me… we got super competitive about scores and had a blast!"

Lesbian, age 36

"This really helped me reduce biases that I had internalized without even realizing it… Very cool to see that some of the ways we get portrayed in the media are totally off!"

Lesbian, age 33

"It was great to see that some negative stereotypes are wrong.. We do have some shared experiences though and highlighting these positive/unique/funny things really put me in a good mood!"

Lesbian, age 52

"Being in my 50s and feeling sort of invisible these days, this competition really helped me feel connected to the community again. So sad it had to end!"

Queer, age 24

"Loved the competition, betting, prizes, and leaderboards... so so fun! Genius concept!"

Lesbian, age 22

"This was truly great for my mental health. For real… getting the results always put me in such a good mood! Also cool to see how my experiences compare to the average dyke."

Bisexual, age 28

"I loved getting to see the results and learn about the community since I am newly out but pretty isolated living in a rural area."

Queer, age 38

"Loved this shit. Got super competitive with my wife and then we invited all our friends to play. Such a good way to feel connected to the community as an older queer. I hope you'll get more funding!"

Testimonials

From our
Beta Users

Queer, age 43

"This was great and really helped me question some of my own tendencies and behaviors. Came to see that I was doing what I thought everyone else was doing which wasn't even the truth."

Bisexual, age 25

"This competition was so great for me although it's hard to describe how/why exactly… just felt really connected and in the know… also felt more confident and secure in my identity."

Bisexual, age 37

"So fun and I was able to get my lez roommate to play with me… we got super competitive about scores and had a blast!"

Lesbian, age 36

"This really helped me reduce biases that I had internalized without even realizing it… Very cool to see that some of the ways we get portrayed in the media are totally off!"

Lesbian, age 33

"It was great to see that some negative stereotypes are wrong.. We do have some shared experiences though and highlighting these positive/unique/funny things really put me in a good mood!"

Lesbian, age 52

"Being in my 50s and feeling sort of invisible these days, this competition really helped me feel connected to the community again. So sad it had to end!"

Queer, age 24

"Loved the competition, betting, prizes, and leaderboards... so so fun! Genius concept!"

Lesbian, age 22

"This was truly great for my mental health. For real… getting the results always put me in such a good mood! Also cool to see how my experiences compare to the average dyke."

Bisexual, age 28

"I loved getting to see the results and learn about the community since I am newly out but pretty isolated living in a rural area."

Queer, age 38

"Loved this shit. Got super competitive with my wife and then we invited all our friends to play. Such a good way to feel connected to the community as an older queer. I hope you'll get more funding!"

Testimonials

Take it from our
Beta Users

Queer, age 43

"This was great and really helped me question some of my own tendencies and behaviors. Came to see that I was doing what I thought everyone else was doing which wasn't even the truth."

Bisexual, age 25

"This competition was so great for me although it's hard to describe how/why exactly… just felt really connected and in the know… also felt more confident and secure in my identity."

Bisexual, age 37

"So fun and I was able to get my lez roommate to play with me… we got super competitive about scores and had a blast!"

Lesbian, age 36

"This really helped me reduce biases that I had internalized without even realizing it… Very cool to see that some of the ways we get portrayed in the media are totally off!"

Lesbian, age 33

"It was great to see that some negative stereotypes are wrong.. We do have some shared experiences though and highlighting these positive/unique/funny things really put me in a good mood!"

Lesbian, age 52

"Being in my 50s and feeling sort of invisible these days, this competition really helped me feel connected to the community again. So sad it had to end!"

Queer, age 24

"Loved the competition, betting, prizes, and leaderboards... so so fun! Genius concept!"

Lesbian, age 22

"This was truly great for my mental health. For real… getting the results always put me in such a good mood! Also cool to see how my experiences compare to the average dyke."

Bisexual, age 28

"I loved getting to see the results and learn about the community since I am newly out but pretty isolated living in a rural area."

Queer, age 38

"Loved this shit. Got super competitive with my wife and then we invited all our friends to play. Such a good way to feel connected to the community as an older queer. I hope you'll get more funding!"

Queer, age 43

"This was great and really helped me question some of my own tendencies and behaviors. Came to see that I was doing what I thought everyone else was doing which wasn't even the truth."

Bisexual, age 25

"This competition was so great for me although it's hard to describe how/why exactly… just felt really connected and in the know… also felt more confident and secure in my identity."

Bisexual, age 37

"So fun and I was able to get my lez roommate to play with me… we got super competitive about scores and had a blast!"

Lesbian, age 36

"This really helped me reduce biases that I had internalized without even realizing it… Very cool to see that some of the ways we get portrayed in the media are totally off!"

Lesbian, age 33

"It was great to see that some negative stereotypes are wrong.. We do have some shared experiences though and highlighting these positive/unique/funny things really put me in a good mood!"

Lesbian, age 52

"Being in my 50s and feeling sort of invisible these days, this competition really helped me feel connected to the community again. So sad it had to end!"

Queer, age 24

"Loved the competition, betting, prizes, and leaderboards... so so fun! Genius concept!"

Lesbian, age 22

"This was truly great for my mental health. For real… getting the results always put me in such a good mood! Also cool to see how my experiences compare to the average dyke."

"This was truly great for my mental health. For real.. getting the results always put me in such a good mood! Also cool to see how my experiences compare to the average dyke."

Bisexual, age 28

"I loved getting to see the results and learn about the community since I am newly out but pretty isolated living in a rural area."

Queer, age 38

"Loved this shit. Got super competitive with my wife and then we invited all our friends to play. Such a good way to feel connected to the community as an older queer. I hope you'll get more funding!"