Chapters

50+chapters worldwide
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Local impact.
One global community.

Chapters expand App-In Club’s mission through local workshops, projects, and community initiatives, with a focused effort on the needs of their own school, neighborhood, or city.

Every chapter member is also part of the main App-In Club, with access to our global network, events, and resources—and opportunities to get involved across the club.

To start a chapter outside the United States, contact support@appinclub.org.

In our communities

Learning through collaboration

App-In Club members from Silicon Valley came together for an AI and app development workshop with SV Young Scholars, IEEE, and ACM.

Workshop participants gathered on stage with certificates beside IEEE, SV Young Scholars, and ACM banners
Participants working together on laptops during the Silicon Valley workshop
Hands-on learning
A presenter addressing workshop participants beside IEEE and SV Young Scholars banners
Lecture: AI and Intelligence
Four App-In Club officers gathered at a table in front of the club’s banners
Officers at the workshop
Students attending an introductory research workshop hosted by the Fremont chapter at Alameda County Library

Local workshops

The Fremont chapter hosted in-person introductory research workshops at the Alameda County Library.

An award presentation recognizing community service by the San Diego chapter

Community-driven impact

San Diego chapter leader Sarina Feng identified a gap in app development education for underserved students in Mexico. She organized courses in Spanish to expand access, earning the ACA Advanced Community Service Award for her work.

International reach

App-In Club President Tianyi Huang traveled to Tokyo to speak at the Japan Wagamama Awards.

Our Japan chapter is supported by partner Wagamama Lab, whose network includes local schools across Japan and connections with Japan’s Ministry of Education.

Tianyi Huang presenting App-In Club’s work at the Japan Wagamama Awards 2025
Tianyi Huang listening as a student speaks during a group discussion at the Japan Wagamama Awards 2025