The WNBA gets the same treatment as the NBA here rather than a cut-down version of it: its own schedule, its own standings and its own simulator.
The schedule
Every game of the regular season, night by night, with tip-off times in US Eastern and the arena each one is played at. Finished games carry their scores; the rest carry their times.
The simulator
It runs on win-loss records and seeding, which is how the league is decided. You type the score of any game still to be played, the standings reorder as you go, and the playoff seeding moves with them. Games already played are locked.
A shorter season changes what the simulator is for. In a 162-game baseball year a single result barely registers. Here, a forty-something game season means one win can be the difference between a home series and a road one, and the standings visibly lurch when you change a result. It is the sport where this tool feels most consequential.
Where it sits
The WNBA has its own section, and it is also reachable from the basketball pages alongside the NBA and college basketball. Same data source, same update cadence, its own pages.
Free, no sign-up, nothing saved.