City leadership
One person leads each city.
Every room here is convened by someone local who was already doing the work — running a mastermind, hosting a meetup, standing in front of a room every month. We do not hand a city to someone who intends to start something. We hand it to someone who already has people in seats.
All 194 cities
The cities with a room running are links. The rest are metros we track and haven't opened yet, so tell us if yours should be next.
North America
Nearest room
Chicago →United States
Ohio6
Other 94 cities in United States
California10
Delaware1
District of Columbia1
Florida6
Georgia1
Illinois1
Kansas1
Massachusetts2
Michigan3
Minnesota1
Missouri2
New Jersey1
New York4
North Carolina5
Pennsylvania5
Rhode Island1
South Carolina3
Tennessee4
Texas4
Canada
Europe
United Kingdom
- AberdeenRequest Aberdeen →
- BelfastRequest Belfast →
- BirminghamRequest Birmingham →
- BrightonRequest Brighton →
- BristolRequest Bristol →
- CambridgeRequest Cambridge →
- CardiffRequest Cardiff →
- EdinburghRequest Edinburgh →
- GlasgowRequest Glasgow →
- LeedsRequest Leeds →
- LiverpoolRequest Liverpool →
- LondonRequest London →
- ManchesterRequest Manchester →
- Newcastle upon TyneRequest Newcastle upon Tyne →
- NottinghamRequest Nottingham →
- OxfordRequest Oxford →
- SheffieldRequest Sheffield →
Germany
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
Austria
Czechia
Luxembourg
Portugal
Slovakia
Sweden
Africa & Middle East
United Arab Emirates
Asia & Pacific
Australia
India
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Japan
Philippines
Singapore
The first person to claim an open city holds it for fourteen days. Others can still apply during that window and they will be read. At the end of it, one person gets the city.
What you actually get
- The title, in public. You are listed and featured as the leader of this city — named on the city page, in the newsletter that goes out to the whole metro, and on every room we run here. Not a volunteer badge. The public authority for this city is you.
- Admin control of the app for your city. Your own console over every networking group, room, and member in the metro. You see who is here, who knows whom, who is showing up, and who is asking for introductions — the whole local graph, from above. Nobody else in your city has that view.
- The calendar. Every business, tech, AI and investor event in your metro, gathered and kept current, on your page. You tell us where to pull from. It is the thing local hosts spend hours a month doing by hand.
- The invitation machine. Waitlist, invites, member cards, the referral graph. All of it already built and already running in other cities. You inherit it working.
- The city page itself. Built from your own answers about your own metro, in your words — not a template with your name dropped into it.
And what we ask
You already run something and you keep running it. No pay-to-play seats, no selling from the stage. Nothing you build goes public until it is approved, and the brand stays ours. If the room stops running, the city goes back on this board.
