Quadra keeps clubs, events, and the people going to them in one app, so you stop finding out about things after they happen.
Quadra is a mobile app for college students. It covers the parts of campus life that are currently spread across a dozen group chats, a flyer board, and three different university calendars.
A week view of what's on. RSVP, get walking directions, and a reminder an hour before it starts.
A live map of buildings and clubs, with directions to whatever you're late for.
Every club gets a page: meeting times, contact info, its own events, and a members-only group chat.
Turning up gets you points. Points get you things in the rewards shop. That's the whole system.
Every club runs its own GroupMe. Every department has its own calendar. Flyers go up on Monday and come down on Wednesday. If you aren't already in the right group chat, you don't hear about anything, which is a rough deal for anyone new.
So we put it in one place. Events, clubs, the campus map, and the people you'd actually go with. One app, one account, no scavenger hunt.
instead of six group chats, two calendars, and a flyer you didn't see
I started Quadra in high school because every version of this problem I ran into had the same shape: the information existed, it just wasn't anywhere I'd look.
It's still early. Features land most weeks, some of them because someone emailed and asked. If you're at Purdue and something's broken or missing, tell me and I'll probably fix it that week.
Leighton Bailey · founder
The student app is the product. The business side is how it stays free.
The real Quadra app, free on the App Store.
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Quadra runs natively on iPhone with real accounts, so the account you make here is the one you sign into on your phone. It's free on the App Store.
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