Built by students. Designed for schools.
Built by students. Designed for schools.
Built by students. Designed for schools.
Involve was founded by student leaders who saw how difficult it was for students to discover opportunities, join clubs, and stay involved in school life.


Daniel & Josh
Brothers, students, and co-founders of Involve
Why we started Involve
At Involve we believe that every student deserves a place where they belong at school. Whether that's the Art Club, Robotics Club, or even the Soccer team. We're not waiting for someone else to make that easy for students. We're building it now.
Discovering what's out there, deciding to join, being seen for what you're part of, and getting real credit for it should all be simple. Today, for most students, none of it is — and most schools have no way to see any of it happening at scale. We think that's genuinely fixable, and we're excited to be the ones doing it.
Senior year, I found the club that changed my high school experience — the Business Ethics team, and a Hispanic & Latin Union Club I helped start from scratch. My younger brother didn't wait: he started as a freshman, and today he's class president, deep in more clubs than I can count. We both had different timing, but the same fundamental discovery: Once you find your people, everything changes.
That's what we're building for every student: a real, immediate way to find their place, get credit for what they do, and be seen for it. For advisors, less busywork and more of what made them want to lead a club in the first place. For districts, a clear view of how their students are actually engaging.
This is Involve. We're building the thing that should already exist — and we want every student, advisor, and district ready for it to help us build it.
Why we started Involve
As I started preparing for college applications, I still remember the feeling of staring at the extracurricular section and realizing I had spent most of high school uninvolved. Not because I wasn't interested, but because I rarely knew what opportunities existed. Clubs were promoted once a year at a club fair or mentioned briefly over the morning loudspeakers when most students were still half asleep.
So during my senior year, I decided it was better late than never to get involved. I helped start the Hispanic & Latin Union Club, joined the Business Ethics team, met incredible people, and discovered opportunities I never knew existed. My only regret was not starting sooner.
Seeing the difference between my experience and my younger brother's led us to ask a simple question: What if every student could easily discover opportunities, find their community, and get involved from day one?
That's why we started Involve.

Daniel & Josh
Brothers, students, and co-founders