> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.clubs.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.clubs.app/clubs.md).

# Clubs

Clubs are groups of people. These groups can be large, small, professional or conversational - any group of any size can be a club. Clubs let users chat, share posts, and most importantly create and join challenges.  

Clubs contain a collection of challenges that its members can choose to participate in. Depending on the moderation policy of the club creator, other club members are able to propose and create challenges within their respective clubs.  Those challenge creators, separate from the club creator, have moderation domain within their challenges.

### Club Moderation vs. Challenge Moderation

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Club creators can always create challenges within their clubs for other members to join while also allowing for members themselves to create their own challenges with their own rules. While club creators typically have control over their members, those in challenges have access to those challenges until completion. This means that challenge creators and club creators have a delineation of power where challenge creators can moderate their challenges separately from the club creators. <br>

### Personal Clubs

Everyone is assigned their own personal club once they start on Clubs App.  Here, you can make private challenges where you work on your own goals - even without other joining in. You can open up your own personal club for friends to join as you see fit, though all challenges and posts are, by default, private.


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