Campus life
The half of college that is not on the syllabus.
Clubs with real membership and real open roles, communities scoped to your campus, events with seats that run out, and the team finder that turns “I want to enter this hackathon” into four people who will.
Your campus
Is the whole feed
People you can find on a Tuesday
Open roles
Advertised by clubs
With an application, not a DM
Seats
Tracked per event
Registration closes when it closes
In the app
The screens this covers
Six modules, all scoped to one college — which is the only reason any of them work.
How it works
Three steps, in the order they happen.
- 1
Join a club, or start one
Six members and a faculty advisor starts a club. Membership, roles and activities are recorded, so it survives the batch that founded it.
- 2
Run something
A club posts an event, tracks registrations and seats, and publishes to a feed that only its own campus sees.
- 3
It follows you out
Club roles, events run and competitions entered land on your profile and in your resume — as records, not as claims.
Questions
Campus life, in detail
Is the feed moderated?
Yes, by your own campus. Posts can be reported and pulled into the same moderation queue as uploads, and a campus administrator resolves them under their own name.
Can students from other colleges see our clubs?
No. Clubs, communities, events and the feed are filtered by college in the query itself. A student on another campus cannot reach them.
What is the team finder?
A post that says what you are building and which skill is missing. People with that skill on their profile see it, and reply. It exists because the hardest part of a hackathon is the first two hours.
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The rest of the workspace
Every module shares one login, one design and one understanding of which college you are at.
Get started
See it with your own campus in it.
Start with one department, free, for a full semester — every module, your students, your notice board.