Computer Club

A members-only technology club for builders, thinkers, and makers

Members Only

Computer
Club

A closed-door community for people who build things with technology.
Not a meetup. Not a conference. A club.

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The idea

The best things happen
when curious people commit.

Open meetups have a ceiling: inconsistent attendance, surface-level conversations, no continuity between sessions. Great ideas die between one meetup and the next because nobody follows through.

The Computer Club takes what works about informal gatherings — zero hierarchy, builder energy, real conversations — and adds what's missing: commitment. A fixed group of members who show up, contribute, and grow together. Behind closed doors, the conversations go deeper.

How the club works

Simple rules. Real commitment. No fluff.

Closed door

Membership by application or invitation. Each chapter is capped at 30 active members to keep conversations real and relationships meaningful.

Scheduled cadence

Monthly main sessions + bi-weekly working sessions + quarterly deep-dives. You know the rhythm. You plan around it. Consistency builds trust.

Skin in the game

Annual membership fee keeps everyone committed. Can't afford it? Sponsored memberships exist for that reason. No one gets excluded for money.

Builder culture

Every session has output — a demo, a decision, a skill learned, a project advanced. We don't just talk about building things. We build them.

What members get

This isn't a newsletter you forget about. It's a club you belong to.

Scheduled events

Monthly main sessions, bi-weekly working sessions, quarterly deep-dives, annual retreat. Full calendar access.

Content library

Recordings, workshop materials, project templates, and curated learning paths. Updated after every session.

Opportunities board

Job openings, freelance gigs, collaboration requests, and project calls shared exclusively within the club.

Priority access

First in line for Academy hackathons, summer schools, and partner events. Members get priority registration + discounts.

The network

A private member directory, direct introductions, and a culture where people actually help each other. No cold DMs.

Lab access

Hardware kits, cloud credits, software licenses, and shared infrastructure for member projects.

The rhythm

A structured calendar so you always know what's next.

2×
per month
Working Sessions
Co-working, pair programming, project time
1×
per month
Main Session
Talks, demos, lightning rounds, Q&A
1×
per quarter
Deep Dive
Full-day workshop on one topic
1×
per year
Annual Retreat
Weekend offsite, all chapters

Membership

Choose how you want to be part of the club.

Individual
  • All scheduled events
  • Content library access
  • Opportunities board
  • Member directory
  • Priority event registration
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Student
  • All scheduled events
  • Content library access
  • Opportunities board
  • Member directory
  • Mentorship pairing
Apply as student
GIVE BACK
Sponsor a seat
  • Cover one full membership
  • Matched to someone in need
  • Sponsor stays anonymous
  • Tax-deductible receipt
  • Sponsor multiple seats
Sponsor a membership

Can't afford membership? Apply anyway — sponsored seats are available and no one will know the difference.

Club session

Informal energy.
Real commitment.

The best tech communities share one thing: they attract people who do things, not people who talk about doing things. We took that energy and added structure. Regular cadence. Real membership. A private space where you can share half-finished work, ask dumb questions, and find collaborators who actually follow through.

Member opportunities

Opportunities flow
through the club.

Members share job openings before they're posted publicly. Freelance projects get passed to the right person. Startup founders find co-founders. Companies recruit from the club because they trust the network. The opportunities board is members-only, updated weekly, and curated — not a noisy job feed.

Join to see the board
For organizations

Start a Computer Club
in your organization

We help schools, universities, NGOs, and companies launch and run their own Computer Club chapters. You bring the people — we bring everything else.

Trained facilitators

We train your people to run club sessions. Or we send ours. Facilitator certification program included for your team.

Content API access

Full API access to our content library — workshops, learning paths, exercises, and assessment tools. Integrate into your own LMS or use ours.

Event kit

Ready-to-run event packages: agendas, slide decks, facilitator guides, participant materials, feedback forms. Just add people.

Event development help

Need a hackathon? A workshop series? A demo day? We help you design, plan, and execute events tailored to your audience and goals.

Analytics dashboard

Track engagement, attendance, skill progression, and satisfaction across your chapter. Real metrics, not vibes.

Network access

Your chapter joins the wider Computer Club network. Cross-chapter events, shared speakers, inter-org hackathons, and a community that extends beyond your walls.

Built for

Any organization that wants a technology learning culture.

Schools (K-12)

Extracurricular STEM clubs with age-appropriate content. Coding, robotics, digital literacy. Teacher training included.

Universities

Student-run tech communities with faculty support. Research groups, startup incubators, inter-university competitions.

NGOs & Nonprofits

Digital literacy programs, community empowerment, bridging the digital divide. Subsidized pricing available.

Companies

Internal tech communities, employee upskilling, innovation culture, cross-team collaboration. R&D departments love this.

Community organizations

Libraries, co-working spaces, cultural centers, makerspaces. Anywhere people gather and want to learn.
150+
Schools reached
5000+
Students
9+
Years running
30
Members per chapter

Apply to join or
start a chapter

Whether you want to join as an individual member, sponsor a seat, or start a Computer Club chapter in your organization — it starts here. We review applications weekly and get back to you within 48 hours.

Individual membership
Join the Craiova chapter or request a new city
Sponsor a membership
Fund a seat for someone who can't afford it
Organization chapter
Start a Computer Club in your school, company, or NGO

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Inspired by the spirit of OpenCoffee (Athens, 2007), GeekMeet (Stockholm), and the Chaos Computer Club (Hamburg, 1981) — informal tech communities that proved the best ideas come from people gathering regularly around shared curiosity. We organized OpenCoffee and GeekMeet chapters ourselves for several years before distilling what worked into the Computer Club format.

The door is closed. But it's not locked.

Apply for membership. Sponsor a seat. Or start a chapter in your organization.

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