Join DevHouse HSV
Tell us what you're making, what you could use help with, and who you'd like to meet.
Side projects count. Half-finished prototypes count. If you're curious about making something, you're in the right place.
doesn't need to be finished
Official Host of DevHouse HSVApollo Coalition · MidCity District · Huntsville, AL
Your introduction
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Join here to receive DevHouse updates. Room #5: Halloween is Thursday, October 29 · 7–9 PM. RSVP for the night is on Luma. Joining here does not save your seat.
The group chat is where builders talk between Rooms. Joining the chat needs approval. It does not join the builder network or RSVP you for a Room. Open the group chat
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FAQ
Before you join
Who is this for?
Developers, artists, students, founders, tinkerers, and curious people. Bring software, hardware, clothing, music, or the side project that’s taking over your desk.
Do I need a startup or a polished project?
No. A rough prototype is plenty. You can also come to look around, ask questions, and meet people before you have anything to show.
Who runs DevHouse HSV?
Ben Tankersley started DevHouse HSV. Apollo Coalition hosts the Rooms, and builders help with introductions, demos, and welcoming newcomers.
Is there a cost?
Rooms are free to attend. Partners and sponsors help cover the costs so builders can take part.
How do I bring a project to the room?
Join the DevHouse network and tell us what you're setting up—laptop, prototype, hardware, whatever you're actually working on. We'll follow up with logistics for the next Room.
How do I stay connected between Rooms?
The group chat is where builders talk between Rooms. Joining it needs approval, and it does not join the builder network or RSVP you for a Room. You can also browse the member directory, read the builder stories, or reply to a DevHouse email. Open the group chat
No one expects you to have it figured out.