Real stick handling 🏒
Real video games 🕹️
Real fun 🤩

Stick and puck (or ball) become a joystick in the Dangleverse! Track the puck with an iPhone or iPad and play games on an Apple TV streaming box, Mac, Vision Pro, or another iPad or iPhone.

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Turn your living room basement into a hockey arcade. (Mom will come around eventually.)

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Cover for Odd Man Rush, the premiere game in the Dangleverse.

Odd Man Rush is the premiere game in the Dangleverse

Rush down an endless frozen river, avoid obstacles and collect rewards on your way to a new high score.

Move the puck left to go left, move the puck right to go right! Move the puck forward to jump and move the puck backwards to slide. 🕹️

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Track the puck with an iPhone or iPad and play games on an Apple TV streaming box, Mac, Vision Pro, or another iPad or iPhone.

Hockey + video games = fun (and training)

Dangleverse is a new stick handling video game platform that makes you a better player while having fun. These are video games, not training aids. The skills come for free. 🙏

Diagram showing how to set up your tracking device

Track the puck with an iPhone or iPad

Tracking device cameras track the puck and allow for a large stick handling area, which means more range of motion and more fun. 💪

Diagram showing how to set up iPhone for puck tracking with a spatula

Setup is easy

Use our recommended stand for true "plug-and-play" setup, or hack it with a spatula. 🤯 As long as you get the phone about 48 inches (1.2 m), you'll be good to go! 👌

Dangleverse on an iPad, Apple TV streaming box, Mac, Vision Pro and iPhone

Play on devices you already have

You can play Odd Man Rush on an iPad, Apple TV streaming box, Mac (M1 chip or newer), Vision Pro or another iPhone. We recommend an Apple TV* for the most immersive, video game-like experience.

* Apple TV is not a physical TV — it's a streaming box that connects to any TV to play shows, movies, games, and apps.

Pucks and balls

You can use a regular puck, Xenopuck, Green Biscuit, or street/training balls. 🏒

Dangleverse supports all common playing surfaces

Play anywhere

Play on synthetic tiles, asphalt, concrete, or carpet... or even straight on your new hardwood floors! 😏

Regular pucks and Xenopucks work best with white synthetic ice tiles and white tape on your stick blade.

All skill levels

For kids, beer leaguers, or elite prospects... we've got a level for you. Dynamic difficulty levels make Dangleverse fun for everyone. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

Party time

Dangleverse always draws a crowd. Perfect for sleepovers, parties, or just a way to keep your kids entertained for hours. 😌

Electronic requirements

You'll need two Apple devices:

iPhone or iPad for puck tracking
Apple TV streaming box, Mac, Vision Pro, or another iPad or iPhone for gameplay screen

Most device models from the last few years are supported. The exact hardware and software requirements are:

Tracking device:

iPhone: iPhone 11 or newer running iOS 16+
iPad: any iPad with A12X chip or newer running iOS 16+

Gameplay device:

iPad: any iPad running iOS 16+
Apple TV box: Apple TV 4K 1st-gen (2017) or newer running tvOS 16+
Mac: Mac with M1 chip or newer running macOS 13.5+
iPhone: any iPhone running iOS 16+
Vision Pro: Vision Pro running visionOS 1.0+

The Apple TV streaming box provides the best TV experience, but you can mirror your gameplay device to a TV or monitor, with some caveats:

Do not mirror wirelessly with AirPlay as it will introduce unacceptable lag.
Use an HDMI cable and an adapter that supports 4K at 60Hz.
Make sure to turn on game mode on your TV to reduce lag.

Nickolay and Kurt, founders of Dangleverse

Small team, big dreams ⭐

Hello! We're two founders obsessed with making hockey more fun at home. We tinker, prototype, and create top-notch user experiences. We're blending real stick handling with delightful game design because we believe fun gameplay will create great players — and we're just getting started. 🚀

Nickolay Lamm

nickolay@dangleverse.com

Position: Co-founder

Shoots: Right

Artist, maker, and inventor. Founder of the Lammily line of dolls, the first line of realistically proportioned fashion dolls, which made millions in sales and featured on Good Morning America, CNN and Fox News. Leads product design and marketing at Dangleverse. Has organized weekly pickup hockey games in Pittsburgh for the past 10 years and still feels obligated to invite Kurt.

Kurt Weiberth

kurt@dangleverse.com