What your student is signing up for.
Chirp Campus helps college students make plans with people they already know — “coffee at 4, who's in?” — without a feed or a public profile. Here is what it collects, what it never does, and how to reach a person if something is wrong. The privacy policy has every detail; this page is the plain version.
If something's wrong
Three things your student can do in the app, and one you can do from here.
Who makes it
Chirp Campus is made by ANIRA LLC, a two-person company in Redmond, Washington — the same team behind DiningIQ, the dining-hall menu app already used at Maryland. There are no investors' growth targets behind the design decisions on this page; there's a list of things we decided a campus app should never do, and we published it.
Read the full privacy policy →| Who | Sees |
|---|---|
| Friends | Full name, major, hall, year, interests, and the chirps sent to them |
| Group members | Chirps and plans sent to that group |
| Everyone else | Nothing — unless discovery is on, in which case: first name and last initial, major, hall, year, interests |
| The public | Nothing. Nothing in Chirp Campus is public. |
Questions?
Write to privacy@chirpcampus.com. A person answers.
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