What you can do in a club
- Channels — real-time chat rooms, with replies, reactions, mentions, images, GIFs and pinned messages. An announcements channel for the admins.
- Meets — publish a meet with check-in; members see it in the club and on their map. More on car meets.
- News — full articles with titles, lists, images and links, shown as a card in the feed.
- Polls — ask the club anything, from the next meet's location to the best V8.
- Posts and albums — publish photos as the club; members can show club albums in their own garage.
Start a club in a few steps
- 1
Identity
A name, an avatar and a banner — the first things members see.
- 2
About
One line for suggestions, the full story for the public page, and an optional brand.
- 3
Place
An optional location, so spotters nearby are suggested your club.
- 4
Access
Public or private, open, by request or invite only, plus the rules members accept.
Clubs that keep their spirit
A Porsche club full of people who have never spotted a Porsche isn't much of a Porsche club. Brand clubs can set garage requirements: a minimum number of that brand's cars in a member's Wheeloh collection, or a minimum share of their garage.
Admins hand out custom roles with their own permissions, set channel-by-channel exceptions, mute or ban, and use a slow mode when a channel gets busy. An analytics view shows how the club's news, polls, posts and albums perform.
Find the right club
Browse communities by name, city, brand or tag, and get suggestions based on where you are and what's in your garage. Open clubs also feed Wheeloh's public feed, so their best posts reach every spotter.