A college campus is a small city that gets invaded four times a year: campus visits, move-in weekend, orientation, and game day. Those are exactly the days the campus network buckles and the official map website won't load. Campus brings the Event Compass approach to schools, putting the whole campus on your phone and keeping it working at zero bars.
Tell us your school when you write. The waitlist doubles as the vote for which campuses get charted first.
The engine is the one already running in Realm, proven on festival grounds and re-drawn for quads and concourses.
An illustrated campus map with every hall, library, dining spot, and service pinned, searchable by name or by what's inside. Tap a building to see departments, hours, and dining menus.
Orientation sessions, talks, games, and concerts in one chronological schedule, with reminders scheduled on your phone. They fire even when the stadium network is on its knees.
Pin your classrooms, your dorm, the good coffee. Saved places live only on your device, with no account and no tracking.
For prospective students and their families: a self-guided tour route with the buildings that matter, so the one day you have on campus isn't spent lost on it.
Our shortlist begins close to home and follows the biggest game days in the country: LSU, Texas A&M, UT Austin, and Texas Tech first, then the SEC heavyweights (Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida), then the Big Ten giants (Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Michigan State, Wisconsin) alongside Arizona State and UCF. That list is a starting point, not a promise: the waitlist reorders it, and enough votes can put any campus at the front.
Campus is on the drafting table, not in beta. Realm, our Renaissance faire companion, proves the engine; Campus is the next chart we draw with it. Everything described on this page is a plan, not a promise: features offered or proposed here may change, and some may not make it into the final product. If you want your school early, the waitlist steers the order: we chart the campuses people ask for.