THE STORY BEHIND HOOPWEBB

HOOPWEBB started with one person, one computer, and a pretty simple question: why isn’t there one place where basketball fans can do all the things they already love doing?

I built HOOPWEBB because I wanted it for myself.

Basketball fans shouldn’t have to open a bunch of different sites to compare players, build trades, check odds, test their knowledge, and keep up with the game. I wanted to put all of that under one roof and make it feel less like a collection of tools and more like a place you actually want to spend time.

There’s no big team behind HOOPWEBB. No massive company, no media network, and no room full of people deciding what the next feature should be. It’s one developer building, fixing, testing, and adding to it piece by piece.

That’s what makes HOOPWEBB different.

It’s built by a basketball fan for basketball fans—with the goal of creating a place where you can mess around with the game, dive into the numbers, compete with friends, and just enjoy being a hoops nerd.

It’s a work in progress, and there’s a lot more to come. But every part of HOOPWEBB is being built with the same idea it started with: make basketball more fun to explore.