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Basecamp is the home for the Base44 community. Find a group of builders near you, see what is coming up, and RSVP to workshops, office hours, hackathons, and meetups run by the Base44 team and by builders around the world. To open Basecamp, click Community in your workspace, then click Basecamp. You can also browse without signing in at base44.com/basecamp. The top of the page shows where builders gather, with a map of active communities and upcoming events alongside the total number of builders, communities, and continents represented.
The Basecamp page showing the builder activity map, community stats, and the events list

Basecamp shows a map of active communities and upcoming events, with the events list below.

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Finding an event

Basecamp opens on the Events tab, which lists everything coming up. Search by event, community, or city, or narrow the list with the filters at the end of the row.
  • All formats: Virtual, in person, or hybrid.
  • All types: AMA, Intro to Vibe Coding, networking, workshop, hackathon, or other.
  • All locations: The cities where events are happening.
  • All upcoming: Switch between upcoming events and the archive of past events.
Next to the filters, you can switch between the list view and the calendar view. The calendar view lays events out on a month grid, and clicking a day narrows the list to that day. Events happening right now are marked Live now.

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RSVPing to an event

RSVP to hold your place and get the details by email. You can RSVP from a card in the list, or from the event’s own page.
Sign in to your Base44 account before you RSVP. Anyone can browse events, but reserving a place is tied to your account.
To RSVP to an event:
  1. Click Community in your workspace, then click Basecamp.
  2. Find the event you want to attend.
  3. Click RSVP.
  4. Review the details in the confirmation dialog, then confirm your RSVP.
How events show your RSVP:
  • Once you have a place, the button shows Going.
  • Events with a limit on numbers show Full when they reach it.
  • Events hosted on an external site show Register instead of RSVP, and clicking it opens the host’s page where you finish registering.
Find the event and click Going. Your place is released, which frees it up for someone else if the event was full.
Open the event page and click Add to calendar. This downloads a calendar file you can open in Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar.
Open the event page and click Share to copy a link to the event.
Set the last filter to past events. Recordings appear on the events that have one, under Watch recording.

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Finding a community

The Communities tab lists every approved community group, grouped by region so worldwide groups appear first. Each card shows the platform the group runs on, its location, roughly how many members it has, and the language spoken there. Search by community or city, or narrow the directory with the filters.
  • All interests: No-code, vibe coding, AI, fintech, health, design, sports, or general.
  • All locations: Americas, Europe, APAC, MENA, Africa, Oceania, or worldwide.
  • All languages: The languages the listed groups use, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Hebrew, and Arabic.
  • All platforms: Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Meetup, Facebook, Telegram, in person, or online.
Click a card to open that community’s invite link and join. A Verified badge means Base44 runs and moderates the group. Groups without the badge are run by their own community, and Base44 does not moderate what is shared there, so you confirm before you open one.

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Submitting your community

Run a Base44 or vibe coding group of your own? Submit it so other builders can find you. The team reviews every submission before it goes live in the directory, and you get a note once your group is listed.
Sign in to your Base44 account before you start. You need an invite link that anyone can open, and it must start with http:// or https://.
To submit your community:
  1. Click Community in your workspace, then click Basecamp.
  2. Click Submit your community.
  3. Enter your Community name.
  4. Select the Platform your group runs on and the Region it covers.
  5. Enter the Location as a city and country.
  6. Select the size of your group under Members, then select an Interest and a Language.
  7. Enter your Invite link.
  8. Write a Short description of one sentence covering who the group is for and what you do together.
  9. Click Submit for review.

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FAQs

Click a question below to learn more.
No. Anyone can browse communities and events at base44.com/basecamp. You need to sign in to RSVP to an event or submit a community.
No. Basecamp here is the Base44 community hub. Basecamp the project management tool is a separate integration you can connect to your app. For more information, see the connectors catalog.
Groups run by Base44, such as the official Discord, alongside groups started and run by builders. Both go through review, and the ones Base44 moderates carry a Verified badge.
Event listings are managed by the Base44 community team. To suggest an event, reach out in one of the communities listed in the directory.