Sembbly is an online community and organizational tool that provides more exposure, innovation, and event participation by providing a primary domain and software solution to social networking and action in real time to accommodate university club culture. We are providing a one-stop solution to the nationwide university and college community of student clubs and organizations by means of exposure, organizational tools, and connection by allowing individuals to become leaders of existing clubs or clubs of their own innovation; capitalize student interests and school based social networking for club expansion through member acquisition and club partnerships; and provide low-cost ad visibility for on-campus and off- campus groups for events and services.

The primary goal of our software is to integrate social media and collaboration tools across multiple-firm platforms that are utilized over the course of a student leader’s and club member’s day such as email, instant messaging, calendars, public events apps, online collaboration, profile tagging, crowd funding, and on site locators through product development; this will all be bundled into one complete web software product to boost online organization and community connections.

Developing Sembbly into fully integrated organization software targeted towards a college interest-based niche market will allow us an advantage over other social media sites. The tools provided by Sembbly will be useful particularly while organizing on or off campus meet-ups and intercollegiate events by allowing students to create club partnerships and member networking through a personified and user-friendly profile interface. All club members are able to utilize our site to interact with each other. This will allow them discover new friends to create healthy and productive studying, networking, partnering schools, and other connections based on personal interests in real time prior to and after events. This will also allow students to compare their club action to similar undiscovered demographics in the local and national college and university level.