Hey! I work here. Happy to answer any questions!

We'd be happy to help some of these kids do Show HNs of their projects. Would that be of interest?

Absolutely - they’d fit right in here. My email is malted@hackclub.com.

Couple of questions:

1) I see the mention of highschool throughout, what about younger hackers that are 13+ (7th & 8th grade)?

2) The directory (https://directory.hackclub.com/) is not working for me. Are there existing clubs in Asia? Specifically Taipei, Taiwan.

For 2), there is a much more comprehensive map at the top of https://toolbox.hackclub.com/ that you can look at

Hi! Hackclubber here.

When we say Highschool, we really mean 18 and under (we have a lot of people from Middle-school and up)

Hello frankacter, Hong Kong hackclubber here ^-^ there will be a Hack Club Highschool Hackathon hosted in Taipei at March and they'll announce more information on instagram.com/hackit.tw

thanks for the reply, that is an odd instagram you've linked. It was just set up a couple of months ago, has made 0 posts and follows no one. It links to https://hackit.tw and https://counterspell.hackit.tw, neither of which seem to resolve.

I found this Thread post ( https://www.threads.net/@hackit.tw?xmt=AQGzSJCZSi-xlWjNR7_1C... ) which seems to suggest that Counterspell (?) is doing a combined hackathon with GenAI Hackathon sometime in 2025.

I've followed their social, but for "hackers", it certainly feels off.

Can home-educated teenagers with government issued ID join? Throughout the site, high school student and teenager seem to be used interchangeably. At https://hack.club/high-seas-faq: "Who can participate in High Seas?" "Anyone 18 or under can participate in High Seas![...]" "Why do I have to verify?" "We need to make sure that you’re a high school student.[...]" "What form of ID is accepted?" "A government issued ID (eg. drivers license or passport), or A dated school ID[...]"

Yes, definitely. We consider anyone ages 13-18 a “high schooler”.

I see that in-person clubs are for High Schoolers only. But, is everything else for only high schoolers?

Hey, what’s the best way to sponsor this?

In August, Replit (replit.com) cut down its free plan - many students won't be able to afford to keep using it.

We (hackclub.com) quickly built this tool in response - plug in your email and token and get a zip file containing all your Repls, with full Git history constructed from Replit's files' history.

We hope this will help students to be able to keep working on their projects.

Introduces powerful GPU options, along with hiking the price of their Hacker plan, focusing on their cycles currency.