What is happening on campus, without asking around.

The club directory and this week’s events, read from the systems the campus already runs. Nothing is duplicated and registration still happens where it always did.

Request a briefing → Read the platform brief

From "what's on?" to registered.

Browse every club

The full club directory, searchable, with each club's upcoming events.

Pick your favourites

Choose the clubs you follow, and your feed shows what they have coming up this term.

Add it to your week

One tap puts an event into your timetable.

Register in one step

Open the event's registration page, or fill in a form the organisers built inside the app.

Run a club from your phone.

Organisers

Events

Create, edit and cancel events. A cancelled event stays visible, marked as cancelled.

Organisers

Forms

Build a registration form and see every response in one place.

Administration

Terms & clubs

Set up each term, add clubs, and assign who may organise for them.

Visibility

Active clubs

An inactive club is hidden from every student feed.

Works with what you use

Already publishing events on another platform? UAI can mirror its public events, one way and read-only, so organisers don't post twice.

Registration stays where it is

If an event takes registrations elsewhere, UAI sends students straight to that page.

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One module of a platform the whole campus signs in to once.

What the institute gets

A record that was true when it was made, because it came out of people going about their work rather than out of a form somebody was asked to fill in.

Where the data sits

On our infrastructure in India, or on hardware inside your own campus. The AI that answers questions is a model we run ourselves, so nothing is sent to an external AI provider.

How to look further

The platform brief is the whole argument in one document, architecture and procurement included, with the limitations stated alongside the capabilities.