Find where everyone is going.
A Ride Board is a noticeboard for student transport and social plans. You do not have to need a ride to open it, sometimes you just want to see who is heading out and pull up a seat.
Three kinds of post
Available rides
A student driver posts a planned trip: destination, departure time, seats left.
“Heading to Mic Mac Mall on Saturday at 1 PM. Two seats available.”
Ride requests
Students post where they want to go and when. Drivers can find requests that fit the trip they were driving anyway.
“Looking for a ride downtown Friday evening. Anyone heading that way?”
Activities & outings
Plans that are not transport yet — a market, a game, a study session — with a ride optionally attached.
“A few of us are going to the waterfront this evening. Who wants to join us?”
One board, with filters, not five disconnected ones.
Students navigate badly when a product splits itself into separate communities. The board stays single, and the filter does the work.
A post can carry more than one purpose: a student posts a concert, attaches the ride they're taking, invites their Ride Buddies, and lets other verified students request the remaining seat.
Get early accessBoard filters
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Available rides
Find drivers already going somewhere.
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Ride requests
Find students who need a ride.
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Activities & outings
Discover people planning something.
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My Ride Buddies
See invitations and plans from existing connections.
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Campus & local events
Discover events that could become group trips.
A Thursday afternoon, end to end
Discover
You see a post: three students heading downtown for food, two spots open.
Join
You request the seat, or message the group through in-app chat.
Connect
Afterwards you can send a Ride Buddy request to someone you got along with.
Plan
Days later that buddy posts an invitation. You see it and join.
Return
You now have friends and plans on top of rides, reasons to open the app.
The loop this creates
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Rides create connections
Every shared trip is a chance to meet someone going your way.
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Connections create plans
Buddies post outings and invite each other.
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Plans create more rides
More people travel together, so seats fill and prices stay sane.
This is also the answer to the hardest problem in ride-sharing: enough active people in the same place at the same time. Plans bring people to the board before they need a ride at all.
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Early access opens campus by campus, starting in Halifax, Nova Scotia.