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# About Superteam Germany

What Superteam Germany is, who it is for, and how this docs site is organized.

Superteam Germany is a local Solana community for people who want to learn, build, and grow inside the ecosystem.

We focus on practical support:

* helping builders get started faster
* connecting founders, developers, creators, and ecosystem operators
* running events, guilds, and hackathon support programs
* curating high-signal resources instead of making people search from scratch

These docs are not meant to duplicate the website. They are the working handbook for people who want to do something concrete: join, build, ship, and participate.

## Best Entry Points

* [Website](https://de.superteam.fun/) for the public-facing overview
* [Luma](https://lu.ma/user/superteamde) for upcoming events
* [Build Station](https://de.superteam.fun/buildstation) for hackathon-focused support
* [Build on Solana](/superteam-germany-guilds/build-on-solana/build-on-solana.md) for technical resources
* [Hackathon Hub](/superteam-germany-guilds/hackathon-hub/hackathon-hub.md) for Colosseum and submission prep

## Community Links

* [X / Twitter](https://x.com/SuperteamDE)
* [Telegram](https://t.me/superteamgermany)
* [Discord](https://discord.gg/CVwJhHgFfF)
* [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@SuperteamDE)

If you are new, start with [Get Involved](/superteam-germany-guilds/about-superteam-germany/get-involved.md).


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