She & HER is a community app for sapphic women (women who love women), founded in Houston. We want to show up for Dream Con — not as a sponsor, but as the people who bring a whole pocket of your city to the floor.
Bring me in as a community partner. I'll bring the sapphics. I'll cosplay the whole weekend.
— Desirée Mayon, CEO & founder, She & HER
If you want to go bigger than community partnership, here's the upgrade. I'll build Dream Con 2026 a custom companion app — yours, branded, real. The base offer (community + activation + cosplay) still stands either way.
Why I can credibly offer this: She & HER itself is a Flutter + Firebase build. My background is 15+ years in ML and engineering — Google, Microsoft / Xbox, Cambridge, Etsy, Nordstrom, MS Bioinformatics from Texas A&M. A focused companion app at this scope is a real ~10-week build (today is April 26 — Dream Con is July 10). Tight, but doable. The right conversation is whether you want it.
Already love anime, cosplay, gaming. Typically show up at Dream Con without a community to meet inside the venue. We give them that.
People who've been doing this work on their own feeds. An official partner presence gives them a cultural flag on the floor — we meet them there.
The crowd that gets forked between LGBTQ+ events that aren't fandom-native and fandom cons that aren't community-safe. Dream Con can be both at once — that's what makes this a real opportunity.
She & HER is Houston-founded and Houston-run. Dream Con coming back to George R. Brown July 10–12 is a moment for Black fandom in our city, and a moment for queer Houston — which has never quite gotten to claim those two identities in the same room.
We want to show up for that. Not as a brand renting space — as the people who already live here, already go to Dream Con, already cosplay, already know the community you're trying to serve better.
Which means we're not pitching a community we have to go find. The room already exists, and they're with us. Pearl Bar can host the Saturday-night sapphic mixer, anchor pre-/post-con community moments, and make sure Dream Con weekend extends past the convention center walls into a venue that's been holding this exact crowd for years.
Exclusive experiential partner. NYC PrideFest 2026 activation anchor. Sapphic-of-color experiential collective.
Pride 2026 partner. Our community shows up on the ground in June, with co-programming in build.
Phyll Opoku-Gyimah's org. Europe's largest Black Pride. Brand reach across diaspora.
Houston's only lesbian bar. Direct affiliate; venue + co-host for the Saturday after-hours.
Sapphic comedy / cultural podcast partner. Cross-promo in the network we build for the meetup + after-hours.
I'm not a "brand voice" showing up at Dream Con. I'm someone who built a community app because the one I wanted for myself didn't exist — and who's been cosplaying since long before that was also a business conversation.
My background is fifteen-plus years in machine learning and data science — Google, Microsoft / Xbox, Cambridge, Etsy, Nordstrom — with an MS in Bioinformatics from Texas A&M. She & HER is the product of that work applied to something personal: building digital space for sapphic women that treats community, not matchmaking, as the point.
Which is a long way of saying: when I tell you I'll bring real people and cosplay the whole weekend, it's not a pitch line. It's Saturday for me anyway.
Partnership confirmations land better over a 15-minute conversation than an email thread. Reply to the original note or tap below — we'll make Dream Con 2026 land.