Code for Germany is a network of dedicated volunteers who are working towards a digitally inclusive future that benefits society as a whole. Our network consists of around 300 community members in Germany and beyond. We come together in local labs and online to address the state of digitalization in our cities, communities, and regions.

We develop practical software and hardware projects and analyze the impact of current technological developments on society. We advocate for the value of open data and promote sustainable digitalization in administration. With over 20 regional groups, we regularly meet in local open knowledge labs.

Additionally, our online community on the Slack platform allows us to exchange ideas nationwide. Join our community and learn more about our projects in this video featuring volunteers from Cologne, Münster, Leipzig, Darmstadt, and Karlsruhe. As part of the Code for All network, we are also connected with like-minded organizations around the world.

Our vision is to create an open society where knowledge is freely accessible and shared. We actively support open data, open government action, open-source software, and information freedom. Our approach to achieving our goals involves creating tech projects with societal impact, providing support for digitalization in cities and municipalities, advocating for change through discussions and publications, and fostering a sense of community among individuals from various backgrounds.

Join us in our mission to improve the world through collaborative efforts!