Community Clubs Platform
Start and run clubs that gather in real life — created by the BuildIRL team in San Francisco
Start and run clubs that gather in real life — created by the BuildIRL team in San Francisco
Remix this tool
- Live site: https://buildirl.com/
- Fork the code: https://github.com/The-Relational-Technology-Project/buildirl
- Studio library page: https://studio.relationaltechproject.org/library?item=d7008a59-4d74-4304-a80c-874afb8789d3
Lineage
Created by BuildIRL team — Saumya Gupta, Colton Heward-Mills, Michael Li, Kiran Prasad, Erin Beachkofski. Created in San Francisco (est. 2025) by the BuildIRL team; transferred to the Relational Tech Project in 2026 for open-source stewardship. Sunset IRL is an Outer Sunset remix.
Details
- github url: https://github.com/The-Relational-Technology-Project/buildirl
- creator name: BuildIRL team — Saumya Gupta, Colton Heward-Mills, Michael Li, Kiran Prasad, Erin Beachkofski
- lineage note: Created in San Francisco (est. 2025) by the BuildIRL team; transferred to the Relational Tech Project in 2026 for open-source stewardship. Sunset IRL is an Outer Sunset remix.
- tool category: relational_tech
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Community Clubs Platform
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Original source: https://buildirl.com/
See something to fix or add? Suggest an edit on GitHub — the commons lives in git too, and its history is the changelog.
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