GitRooms beta onboarding
Turn your GitHub repo into the place contributors actually join.
Continue with GitHub, claim the room for your profile or repository, add the badge to your README, and give new contributors a clear way to arrive with context.
- An official room tied to your GitHub identity
- A badge that turns README traffic into room visits
- A cleaner place to welcome contributors and answer repeat questions
What happens first
- 1. Continue with GitHubGitRooms uses your public GitHub identity to start the setup.
- 2. Pick your roomStart with your profile or choose a repository you maintain.
- 3. Install the badgeAdd the README badge and send repo visitors somewhere official.
The onboarding loop
The first job is simple: help a maintainer go from GitHub login to an official room that is easy to share and easy for contributors to find.
Claim your room
Continue with GitHub, choose your profile or repo, and make the room official for the place contributors already recognize.
Add the README badge
Drop a familiar badge into the README so visitors can move from the repo page into the room in one click.
Welcome contributors in context
Give questions, releases, contributor help, and first hellos one obvious place instead of scattered threads and invite links.
Good beta fit
GitRooms works best when people already discover your project on GitHub and need a better place for contributor questions, release chatter, and welcome moments.
OSS maintainersREADME-driven reposContributor onboarding
Ready to try it?
Start with your GitHub account and create the room where your contributors already expect to find you.
Continue with GitHub