Why WEI?
Web3 moves at the speed of its events — announcements, funding, partnerships and hiring all happen where the ecosystem meets. Web3π (Web3 Event Intelligence) exists to make that landscape searchable. Instead of scattered listings, we maintain one structured database that connects every event to its speakers, sponsors, organizers and location.
How WEI Intelligence works
Our Intelligence search understands plain-language questions. Ask “best speakers in Singapore” and it finds the speakers with the most appearances at Singapore events. Ask “top sponsors of DeFi events” and it ranks sponsoring companies. Ask “Web3 events in Dubai this year” and it filters the event database by city and date. It works because every record in WEI is structured and connected — no black box, just organized data.
— WEB3π INTELLIGENCE —
Ask a question. Get an answer, not a search page.
Who’s speaking in Singapore this October? Which companies sponsor DeFi events? Web3π reads the event database and answers in plain language.
Every answer is ranked, not just matched. Events are scored on their confirmed speakers and sponsors, verification status and how soon they take place, while speakers, sponsors and organizers rank by verified appearances across the directory — so the first result is always the strongest, never simply the newest.
Our process
Every event follows the same pipeline: Source → Extract → Normalize → Match → Review → Publish. Events come from permitted public sources, open APIs and community submissions. Automated extraction reads structured data from event websites; duplicate detection compares new events against the database; and a human review step approves every record before it goes live. Each published event keeps its source link and verification date, so you always know where information came from.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the event data come from?
From event organizers’ own public websites and structured data, open APIs, manual research and community submissions. Every event links back to its source.
What does the Verified badge mean?
A team member reviewed the event against its official source. The verification date is displayed on each event page.
How do I list my event?
Use the free submission form — no account required. Submissions are reviewed before publication.
Can I research speakers and sponsors here?
Yes. Speakers, companies and organizers each have profiles connected to their full event history, and the Intelligence search can rank them for you.
Ready to explore? Start with the event directory or submit your event.