
Find it. Join it. Run it.
Most clubs run on a patchwork that was never built for the job. Klubi does all of it, and it was.
Posts, applications, members, chat, dues and the record of it all — together.
Photo: Meredith SpencerPhotos, results and polls, from the club's own page, for members and anyone thinking of joining.
Your own questions, every applicant in one place, and a decision in one click.
Announcements and conversation together, with the roster kept in sync for you.
President, officer, admissions, member — each role unlocks exactly its job.
Members pay on the club's page. The money lands in the club's own bank account.
Roles and events land on each member's profile as they happen, printable as a résumé.
Three screens from the app, as it is today.



Every tool a club needs, on its own page. No add-ons, and nothing gated behind the school signing a contract.

Three steps, whether you're joining your first club or moving the one you run.
Sign up with your school email. Klubi matches you to your school so the right clubs are already in front of you.
Search every club at your school and apply in a few taps. Running one? Create its page and you're its president from the first minute.
Invite people or share the club's link. Members, events, chat, files and dues are on the page from day one — there's nothing else to set up.
Yes, for students, and there are no ads.
Clubs that collect yearly dues can take them by card on their page. The money goes straight to the club's own bank account; Klubi never holds it.
No. Any club can set itself up today and run everything from its page.
The school layer — one verified directory and a dashboard over every club on campus — switches on when a student-life office is ready for it. Nothing a club uses is gated behind that.
The presidency is handed over, not lost. The incoming president accepts the handover and the club's page, members, files and history go with it — nothing gets rebuilt in September.
Graduated members move to the club's alumni list, and the roles they held stay on their own profile.
Only the club's reviewers: its president, co-presidents and admissions officers.
Your answers are kept with the form exactly as it was when you applied, so a review stays accurate even if the club edits its questions later.
No. Klubi is where the club runs — its members, applications, events and money. Posts on Klubi reach the people who joined or follow the club, so the members who need to see something actually do.
Yes. Your account page exports everything Klubi holds about you as a file, and you can delete your account at any time. The privacy page explains what is stored and why.

Start with your school email. Set-up takes a few minutes, and the club's whole history stays with it from the first day.
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