kclsocieties

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Every KCL society event, in one place

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Get your events listed, straight from your Instagram

Connect your society's Instagram account and your upcoming events appear here automatically, with a link back to your post. It takes a minute and you can disconnect at any time.

  • What we read: your account's username, follower count and your posts (Instagram's instagram_business_basic permission). We can't post, message or change anything.
  • What we show: each event's title, date, time, place and a one-line summary, with a link to your original post. We don't re-post your photos.
  • You need: a professional Instagram account (Business or Creator). Switching is free: Instagram, Settings, Account type and tools.
  • To disconnect: Instagram, Settings, Apps and websites, remove kclsocieties. We then delete your login straight away.
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Hi, I'm Armaan!

I'm a 2nd Year BSc AI & Philosophy student at KCL. I'm very interested in AI Safety, Machine Learning, and Startups (I cofounded my first startup the day after my last A Level exam).

I made this website because I noticed I'd always miss society events I wanted to go to since they'd appear on my Instagram feed a day or two after they'd already finished. I noticed a couple people had this problem so I put it up on this website. It works by checking the Instagram posts of all the KCL societies, and then uses AI to figure out what the event is, and at what time, from the pictures societies post about events. It also automatically updates every day as societies continue posting.

Fun fact: this website was made in a single day.

A 3D model of Claudocle: a round glass monocle that clips onto glasses, with a small projector inside
Claudocle

Other than this I work on a bunch of other stuff. One example is "Claudocle". It's a little glass monocle that clips on top of your glasses. Inside it there's a projector for you to see a computer screen inside your glasses. I wanted this so I could have my Claude Code terminal on my glasses wherever I go, since I get a lot of ideas for projects and wanted a way to jump-start a project immediately from wherever I am (so I don't forget the idea), and do complex data analysis on whatever topic from no matter where.

If you have any thoughts of this website feel free to email, and just say hi if you see me around.

Kind regards,
Armaan Naseem