Our Story
Nearly 30 years of building communities
What started as a hobby project for IRC scripters became an app studio. The thread connecting it all: helping you find what you need.
1997
Where it started
Hawkee started as a hub for mIRC scripters to share and discover scripts. If you were writing automation tools for IRC chat, there was no good way to find them — so we built one.
2003
Growing up
The site was rebuilt from the ground up and expanded beyond mIRC. Developers writing in all kinds of languages started using Hawkee as a home for their projects.
2004
Code snippets
We added a code snippet platform — a simple way for developers to share useful bits of code with each other. Think of it as a precursor to GitHub Gists, years before that existed.
2006
Developer social network
Hawkee evolved into a full social network for developers. TechCrunch took notice and featured us as one of the early platforms connecting programmers online.
2015
RotorBuilds launches
FPV drones were exploding in popularity, but finding good build information was a nightmare. RotorBuilds gave the community a dedicated place to share builds, compare parts, and help each other.
2024
Hawkee dev community winds down
After two decades, the developer community had run its course. The landscape had changed — GitHub, Stack Overflow, and others filled the space. We closed the community and shifted focus entirely to vertical product platforms.
2026
Creator Context launches
Content creation tools are everywhere, but figuring out what gear the best creators actually use is surprisingly hard. Creator Context makes that information easy to find.
Today
Still building
Almost three decades in, the mission hasn't changed: find communities struggling with information overload, and build the tools that bring clarity.