Campus & Student Organizations
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the club and student group websites your union needs — public pages, rosters, officer roles, events, dues, elections, and oversight — and Kliv builds them.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a site builder where every club has a separate owner and password — it’s an AI app builder that builds software for you.
You describe the platform you need in plain words, and Kliv builds the public pages, database, rosters, roles, events, dues, and union views. You own the result, run it on your own domain and accounts, and keep changing it by asking for changes. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that platform is club and student group websites. Kliv builds many kinds of web apps; this is one example.
Club sites often die when the person who made them graduates. Passwords leave, officer names go stale, and recruitment moves back to posters or social posts.
A club is part of an institution. It has a roster, officers, events, dues, public pages, and a handoff every year. Kliv builds that as one platform under the union’s roof.
The site, roster, treasury, and history stay with the club. Officers hold keys, not ownership.
One platform, many small institutions, with boundaries held as data.
Public club sites live under the union’s domain. The union directory assembles from live records, not a form someone forgot to submit.
A student can be one identity with several club memberships. Joining one club does not affect another.
One club may charge $27 a semester while another is free. Both use the same signup flow so rosters stay accurate.
Presidents and treasurers edit, members read, and the union sees across all clubs. One club cannot read another club’s roster.
Club calendars can feed the union master calendar. Fair-day QR signups can land as pending members for officer approval.
Public pages recruit. Member-only areas hold internal plans. Which side someone sees depends on their membership row.
Here’s how one student union might use club and student group websites built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own clubs, roles, dues, events, and approval rules.
The robotics club describes its public page and has a site under the union domain with team photos, competition history, events, and a join button.
A QR code on the table sends 41 signups into the roster as pending members. The president approves them from her phone.
$27 semester dues are paid online. Access to book the laser cutter reads from paid membership, not a printed list.
In April, the presidency moves to a sophomore. The site, treasury, roster, and six years of history stay in place.
At year-end, Zainab opens one dashboard with 60 rosters and 60 treasuries. Clubs do not email separate reporting forms.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include public pages, roles, dues, events, elections, and union oversight. Here are three examples to build on:
Public pages, roster, officer roles, and semester dues.
“Build a club website for our robotics club with public pages, events, a member roster, president and treasurer roles, $27-per-semester dues collected online, and member-only posts behind sign-in.”
Sixty clubs under one roof with one oversight view.
“Build a student union platform where 60 clubs each run their own public site under the union domain, each has a roster and treasury, officers can edit their club, and the union sees every roster and treasury in one dashboard.”
QR recruitment, pending members, and officer approval.
“Add a recruitment mode where fair-day QR-code signups land as pending members, officers approve or reject them from a phone, and approved members get access to the club wall.”
Students can sign in with the Google account they already use, so each club does not create its own password list. New public pages can wait in the union’s review queue, with approval recorded next to the page. When a dues card fails, retries run and the member gets a link to fix it.
Public pages matter too. Club pages can be crawlable, included in a sitemap, and readable to search engines and AI assistants. Before a club redesigns its homepage before the fair, it can save a snapshot and restore it if the meeting votes no.
Everything on this page is the membership pattern on campus. The full version — tiers, grace periods, member libraries — is fitted at Kliv for membership businesses.
Kliv is an AI app builder. You describe the club website platform you need, and it builds a real app with public pages, rosters, roles, events, dues, and union oversight.
A real app. Kliv builds around your union, club roles, dues rules, elections, recruitment flow, and public pages.
Yes. You can add new roles, dues rules, approval flows, page types, or union reports later.
The union or institution owns the platform. Officers hold editing rights while they serve, and the next officers inherit the running site.
No. Clubs, rosters, and pages are rows in the union’s database. Kliv charges for the platform, not per club.
Across its own clubs, yes, if you build that role. Between clubs, no: one club cannot read another club’s roster or treasury.
Its roster, treasury history, and pages can export cleanly if needed.
Yes. Optional semester dues can run through the union’s own Stripe account.
No. Students pay dues by card or the methods you enable.
Yes. Student sign-in can use Google so clubs do not manage separate password lists.
Yes. Public pages can be prerendered, included in a sitemap, and readable to search engines and AI assistants.
Yes. The platform can run under the union’s own domain.
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Describe your clubs, public pages, rosters, officer roles, events, dues, fair-day signups, and election handoffs in as much detail as you like. Kliv builds the platform that stays.