ROOMS · PUBLIC DIRECTORY
A place for your community.
Indexed by Google. Cited by AI.
A PUBlish room is where your accelerator, university, founder circle, or workshop lives on the open web. Every piece your members ship becomes a real page — cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, by name. Every event publishes to a public calendar. Free to open. Free to join.
Create your room →Free — sign up first, then create.
What you get with a room
- 01A public home for your communityEvery room has its own URL, cover, member list, event calendar, and shipped-pieces feed. Google indexes all of it. AI engines cite it by name.
- 02Events with a real calendarPublish a workshop, add a meeting link, set capacity. Members RSVP + get reminders. Non-members can subscribe to the room’s
.icsfeed. - 03A byline that mattersWhen your members write, their byline carries the room’s badge. Their published pieces power your room’s Discover feed and drive people back to you.
- 04Open OR locked — you decidePublic rooms show up in this directory and get indexed. Private rooms stay unlisted; only members who know the URL see them. Flip either way in settings.
- 05Free forever for open roomsNo per-seat pricing. No paywall. Members can browse without an account (they need one only to post). If a paid tier ever ships, existing open rooms keep every feature at zero cost.
- 06You own the audienceMember list is yours. Piece analytics per author are yours. Nothing you build in a PUBlish room gets locked behind a platform ransom.
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+ Open your ownNobody’s opened one yet.
First room to launch anchors the directory. Free to claim.
Be first — create a room →How it works
- 1. Click “Create your room”. Pick a name, tagline, colour. Choose public or private.
- 2. Share the URL. Members join in one click. Non-members can browse public rooms without an account.
- 3. Publish events. Workshops, AMAs, meetups. Members RSVP. Non-members subscribe to the room calendar.
- 4. Let members write. Their pieces show up on the room’s Discover feed with the room’s badge. Every piece gets indexed and cited on its own.