Start a Chapter

Run a chapter without rebuilding the wheel.

A dashboard, a chapter website, six playbooks and a sponsor portal, set up in about thirty minutes, on your own. Free: no dues, no fees, and we take no cut.

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No club yet?

Start from scratch

Sign up, onboard in thirty minutes, and your first event is on the calendar this week.

Sign up — create a chapter
Already running a club?

Claim your chapter

Keep your name, your site and everything else. Add the dashboard and the sponsor portal.

Sign up — claim your chapter

How it starts

Thirty minutes and your chapter is live.

No call required. Sign up, import your roster, and your site is live at yourschool.all-ai-network.org with your first event published and one sponsor invited. Free: no dues for members, no fees for chapters, and we take no cut. We handle payments and hosting. See a demo chapter site →

A packed room at MAIC's first event of the season

The playbook, in one screen

Your first five weeks decide your year.

Miss that window and you spend the rest of the year recruiting instead of building. Here is the timeline from the chapter that grew from 20 members to 500.

Full detail, with what went wrong the first time: the Getting Started playbook. Speakers, projects, sponsors and hackathons each have their own.

What you get

Six things we got tired of doing by hand.

We ran a club before we built any of this. Everything here started as a spreadsheet somebody hated.

01

A profile that keeps itself current.

Nobody keeps a résumé current in October of junior year. We build one from your LinkedIn and GitHub, and that’s what sponsors see. Members can hide it any time.

Open-source, end to end. Dashboard, chapter site, playbooks and learning tree are all on GitHub. API docs →
An MSOE student receiving the $5,000 first-place check at the Rosie Super Challenge

Get sponsored

How sponsors find you.

Sponsors find your chapter’s page in the sponsor portal. They take one of your tiers, fund an event you’ve asked for help with, or give directly. You set the tiers and their prices.

We take no cut. Sponsorships are gifts to a 501(c)(3), restricted to your chapter, and the receipt states what is tax-deductible. The Foundation holds the money; your chapter directs the spend.
Ask for a speaker slot first, not money. Most of our sponsors were speakers first. The Sponsorship playbook has the sequence and the first-meeting script.

Start your chapter.

Sign up and the events, roster and leaderboard tools are ready before your first meeting. Your chapter site goes live the same week.