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Plans with the people you already know.

Say you're free — coffee at 4, gym tonight, food after class — and the friends you pick light up. No feed, no public profile, no algorithm deciding who you should meet.

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No location, everFriends and groups onlyNobody can search for you
The Now screen: today's dining, then friends' chirps — Lunch at South Diner, Coffee at The Coffee Bar — each with who's in
How it works

The whole app, in three taps.

01

Say you're free

Drop a “down to…” — an activity, a place, a time — and pick exactly who sees it. Your friends, one group, or three specific people.

02

The right friends light up

Only the people you chose see it. Quiet by default; a buzz only when it's for you. Nobody else can find it, and nothing is public.

03

Meet

Tap “I'm in” and see who's coming. A chirp fades about an hour after it starts — nothing stays up, nothing piles up.

What it doesn't do

We think this list matters as much as the one above.

Chirp Campus is built for a campus, where some users are under 18. Every line here is a design decision, not a setting.

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No location trackingThe app never asks for location permission and never knows where you are.
No public posts, no searchNobody can look you up, browse a directory, or see a post you didn't send them.
No direct messagesNo chat of any kind, so nobody can message you — connected or not.
No contact uploadWe never read or upload your phone's address book.
No ads, no data salesNot to anyone, for any price. There are no ads in the app.
Delete anytimeDelete your account from inside the app. It's a real deletion, not a deactivation.
Meeting new people is opt-in, and always mutual.If you turn it on, Chirp suggests people who overlap with you — same major, same residence hall, a shared group or interests — and never strangers on a hunch. You decide whether to send a request; they decide whether to accept.
For parents
The Dining screen: today's halls and stations with allergen labels
DiningIQ, built in

Know what's for dinner.

Every hall and every station for today, with the allergen labels UMD publishes. Star a dish and we'll tell you the morning it's being served — then tell your people you're going, in one tap.

“Chicken tikka masala is at 251 North for lunch today.”
For RAs & clubs

Your floor, in one scan.

A poster on the door puts your whole floor in one group. Say when you're heading to dinner and see who's coming — no group-chat noise.

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For parents

What your student is signing up for.

Plain answers: what we collect, what we never do, how to report someone, and how to reach a person.

Read it →

Stop asking “anyone free?” into a group chat.

Free on the App Store and Google Play. Takes a minute to set up — your phone number, your name, your major and year.

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