Getting Started
A Klub of Two Already Counts
Yasmine thought a Klub was built with ten people. Hers started with just one other person — her best friend — and that was enough to change everything.
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A Klub brings people together before it brings homes together: you can be part of one without owning a home to share, as long as you are invited by someone who has one. The real cases grouped under this tag explain how a Klub is created, joined and run day to day — from the community hall of an association to a circle of ten loved ones.
Getting Started
Joining a Klub Without Owning a Home: What Changes
Antoine rents a two-room apartment in Rennes. He has nothing to put into a Klub — and he's been part of one for two years, invited by friends who do have houses.
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Scheduling & Coordination
Booking a Community Hall: A Shared Calendar Instead of a Notebook
The booking notebook lived in the president's cupboard. Since it was replaced by a shared calendar, the hall is used twice as often — and no one calls on Saturday morning anymore.
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