RevSofia: An Open-Source AI Tool for Organizing Car Meetups

Developer Alex Georgiev has introduced RevSofia, an open-source platform designed to simplify the chaotic process of planning car meetups in Sofia. By leveraging Gemma 4 via DigitalOcean’s Serverless Inference, the tool parses informal group chat messages—in both English and Bulgarian—to automatically generate structured meetup details, including dates, locations, and attendee lists. The project emphasizes a 'no-framework, no-database' philosophy, utilizing static JSON files hosted on GitHub Pages and a single serverless function to handle AI processing. Security is managed through Cloudflare Turnstile to prevent abuse. Once a human moderator approves a draft, the system automatically posts the event to a Discord server. This project highlights the practical application of open-weight models in local community management, offering a privacy-focused, cost-effective alternative to closed APIs. The entire codebase is available on GitHub, encouraging others to fork the project for their own local car clubs or interest groups.
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