Wavedash is a browser-first platform for high-end PC games. Click a link and you're playing in seconds, with no launcher, no large download, and no special hardware required.

We are building Wavedash after a lifetime of gaming feeling stuck in the old model: games that take hours to download, and painful updates that leave friends waiting around before anyone can actually play together. In a world where powerful chips and modern browsers are everywhere, that no longer makes sense. That's gaming of yesterday. Wavedash is built for tomorrow.

Today, we're launching our public beta along with our first partner title: Parking Garage Rally Circuit DX by Walaber, the indie developer behind Jellycar Worlds and Replicube. Play is now just a click away; the same link that starts a race also works as a multiplayer lobby invite, so friends can join quickly from their own devices.

This is now possible because the chips in devices and the software in browsers have gotten much better. Technologies like WebGPU, and WebAssembly, combined with improvements in Chrome, Safari, and Edge, plus chips like Apple's M-series and A-series, let modern browsers deliver performance that used to require a dedicated gaming PC or console.

For developers, our goal is one simple promise: a single link that lets anyone play your game in seconds. Wavedash handles porting, performance, and web distribution, with a developer-friendly model where creators keep control of their games and benefit from a favorable revenue share.

Finally, we are announcing we have raised a $4.3M seed round led by Floodgate, with participation from Y Combinator, Rebel Fund, Brainstorm Ventures, Griffin Gaming Partners, Jawed Karim, and other investors. Next, the team is focused on adding masterpiece games, improving our developer tools, and building richer multiplayer and social features around our shareable game links.

We are just getting started.