Build it. Prove it.
Get found.
The network where STEM builders show what they've made, the club officers who watched it happen sign off on it, and companies recruit from that proof. Clubs run on it, and Ember, the built-in AI agent, does the busywork.
Show what you build. Your club signs off on it. Companies find you by it.
Post what you're building, get it verified by your club, and carry that proof into every application.
Free for students and clubs · Verified university and work emails
Each badge names the club officer who verified it.
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AI made claims free. Proof is what's scarce now.
Anyone can generate a polished résumé or profile in seconds. What still cuts through is work someone else saw happen, and today that proof is buried in group chats, lab notebooks and slide decks nobody outside ever sees.
of recruiters have spotted candidate deception, and a third spend up to half their week filtering junk applications.
Source: Greenhouse, 2025 ↗candidate profiles expected to be fake by 2028, as AI makes polished résumés free.
Source: Gartner via HR Dive ↗of long-form posts from top LinkedIn profiles in 2025 were likely written by AI.
Source: Originality.ai ↗One club starts the loop.
Build night Thursday 7pm: drivetrain swap and the first autonomous run. Pizza on us.
Your project page is your proof.
Every build gets a living page: photos and video with callouts, the specs, what it's built with, the team, and a timeline of milestones your club has signed. It's the link you send instead of a résumé, and it gets stronger every week you build.
- Show it, don't claim itPhotos and video with callouts, before-and-after, specs like a peak L/D of 14.2. Anyone can see what you made.
- Signed by the people who were thereYour club's officers verify each milestone with its evidence, and their name stays on it. Recruiters trust that more than any bullet point.
- Get found by the workCompanies search verified projects by tool, field and spec, and you see who looked.
Airfoil wind tunnel study
In progress · updated today · Rocketry Club
- Measured lift on 3 airfoilsNov 1
Within 4% of the XFOIL prediction
Verified by Maya Patel, President · Rocketry Club
- Load cell calibrated to ±0.5%Oct 18
Evidence: commit 3f2a9c1 + calibration sheet
Verified by Rachel Kim, Vice president · Rocketry Club
- Full sweep from 0° to 12°Today
Video attached · waiting on the club
Waiting on 1 officer
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- 3 milestones waiting for you to verifyReview
- Weekly update drafted for DiscordApprove
- Launch day Saturday: 18 goingMessage
The club runs itself. Members get results.
Officers get one place for members, events, chat and announcements, with Ember doing the busywork every Monday. Members get the thing a club never had: proof of what they built, signed by the club, that follows them into every application.
- Verify in one tapThe evidence is right there: a commit, a dataset, a video. Verified milestones carry the officer's name, and they can be revoked with a reason.
- Ember does the busyworkIt drafts the weekly update, plans the meeting and nudges the members who need it. Officers approve every action.
- A term that keeps its momentumEvents with RSVPs and chats, Discord and GitHub connected, officer handoff at the end of term, and a sponsor report you can send.
Example data
An AI agent that runs the busywork.
Ember works inside Brazework for officers and members. Ask it to plan the next meeting, draft the week's update, find the right person or add your project. It checks real data first, then does the work as a card you approve. It never invents results.
- Find and join clubs
- RSVP to events
- Follow people
- Message people
- Import GitHub projects
- Get milestones verified
- Host club events
- Run weekly club reports
- Post updates to Brazework and Discord
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Ask in plain words
Write it like you'd text a teammate. No prompts to learn.
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It checks real Brazework data
Clubs, events, your profile, GitHub and club reports, through tools. You see every lookup.
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You approve every action
Joining, posting or adding a project shows up as a card. Nothing happens until you tap.
Set up our general body meeting next Thursday and remind everyone.
One network, four ways in.
Your work, on the record.
Create your profile- A profile built from projects and results, not just a résumé
- Milestones your club verified, with who checked them and when
- The clubs, events and people in your field
- An inbox where recruiters and strangers wait in Requests
Everything a club runs on. Everything a member needs to get noticed.
Organization operating system
Chapters, clubs, labs and teams: five roles, join approvals, moderation, chat with officer announcements, team chats and invite links.
Photos and video
Post build videos, test runs and demo-day photos right in the feed.
Proof-of-work profiles
Projects with a public summary, a private write-up and milestones your club verified.
Events that fill up
General body meetings, build nights and demo days next to career events from verified companies, with RSVPs, maps and an attendee chat.
Respectful messaging
Strangers land in Requests. Accept, decline, or block and report. Read status is never shown.
Verified members
Students verify with a university email; companies with their work domain. Report and block anywhere.
Private analytics
Profile views and engagement that only you can see.
Free for the people who build. Paid by the people who hire.
- Profiles built from verified work
- Run your club: events, chat, roles, moderation, handoff
- Ember, the AI agent, included
- iPhone and web
- Sponsor a build challenge; clubs opt in
- Meet the winners, verified by their clubs
- Follow clubs and builders; host events
- Search verified builders (coming with Pro)
Be one of the first clubs on Brazework.
- · We set your club up with you, personally.
- · Your requests shape what we build next.
- · Free for your club and every member.
Questions, answered.
Yes, for students and clubs, always. Companies pay: they sponsor build challenges and, with a subscription, search and message verified builders.
Stop describing it.
Build it on Brazework.
Bring your club, or join with your university or work email and put the first thing you've built on the record.