I'm Devin Thorpe, and this is the place I've wanted to build for years: better-than-in-person networking for everyone who joins a SuperCrowd event. Member directories, private messaging, and community rooms — where speakers, sponsors, PurposeBuilt100™ winners, and ticket holders actually find each other. If you're part of a SuperCrowd event, you already belong here.
— Devin
Use the email you registered, spoke, or sponsored with. We'll email you a secure one-click link — if your address is in our records, you're in.
No password, no account setup. Enter the email SuperCrowd knows you by and click the link we send. You stay signed in for 30 days.
Two minutes: who you are, what you're looking for, how to book time with you. Your card is visible only to fellow room members — never public unless you choose.
Browse the member directory, send private messages, and post to the room feed — an intro, an ask, a win. Real connections, before, during, and long after the event.
Access never expires. Speak at SuperCrowd26 and in three years the SuperCrowd26 room — and everyone in it — is still yours. Not part of an event yet? Find your first one →
The link only goes to addresses already in our records. Try the email you used to register, speak, or sponsor (a work address, often). Still stuck? Email devin@thesupercrowd.com and we'll connect the dots — it takes us a minute.
Only signed-in members of rooms you share — never the public, never search engines. Your public speaker profile (if you have one) is separate and fully under your control. You choose what goes on the card, and you can turn it off any time.
Messages live on the platform, and sending or receiving them never reveals your email address. Your networking card is a separate matter — it shows only the contact details you choose to put on it. Many members deliberately list an email there so people can reach them off-platform; that's always your decision, and you can edit or remove it any time. When someone messages you, we send a short email nudge (at most one every few hours) with a link back to the conversation. There's a block button on every conversation, and limits that keep spammers out.
Introduce yourself. Say what you're raising, building, or looking for. Share a win. Ask a question before the event. The rooms run on generosity — the best networkers give first.
No — access is earned-then-kept, forever. Every event you join adds a room to your collection; think of it as your growing alumni network across the SuperCrowd universe.
Every weekly digest has a one-click stop link, message nudges are batched to at most one every few hours, and if you never want any of it, simply don't set up a networking card — you can still browse and message when signed in.
Sign-in links are single-use and expire in 15 minutes; sessions are personal and revocable; no passwords exist to steal. Networking data sits behind sign-in with event-scoped access — people see only the rooms they've earned.