For community managers
Create your Community place, show the tools and opportunities relevant to your members, and decide which enquiries you receive.
List your community →appcomm connects community teams, developers and sponsors through a directory built for real introductions, not scraped contact lists.
Community profiles are reviewed. Private contact details stay private.Every connection starts with a real community profile and an appcomm-managed request.
Create your Community place, show the tools and opportunities relevant to your members, and decide which enquiries you receive.
List your community →Find the communities your app genuinely serves, then request a sponsorship or developer introduction through appcomm.
Find communities →Explore audiences and local chapters before asking for an introduction. Communities choose whether sponsorship is open.
Explore opportunities →Profiles can include type, location, audience, size range, platforms used and whether introductions are open.
A global network with local founders, builders and community leaders.
A local chapter with its own manager, member context and opportunities.
An independent community showing the tools and perks relevant to its members.
When a community has chapters, appcomm shows the global network first, then lets people explore the local leaders and locations connected to it.
Communities choose whether they appear in the directory and whether they receive developer, sponsor or perk requests.
Developers introduce a real app. Requests land in appcomm before the community receives them.
appcomm tracks requests, introductions and future deal outcomes, so commercial relationships stay accountable.
Create a free Community place, add a local chapter, and decide what your members and potential partners can see.