How it worksLog inThe app for
studying together
Post an anonymous spot to ask, suggest or find company at your university.
You get a code, no password.
- No name, no photo
- Contacts only if you want
- Gone after 72h
Let's go over Calculus II out loud before Monday's exam. There are two of us, we need two more.
Concert at the Officina on Thursday: I have a spare ticket and nobody to go with.
The 8:15 shuttle to Quagliariello: you left your bookmark on the seat when you got off. I have it.
Does anyone know if the Mennea canteen is open on Saturdays too? I'm not from here and the hours on the website make no sense.
How it works
- 1
Join with your university email
You get a code, type it in and you are in. No password, no phone number.
- 2
Post or reply
Write what you're looking for, or tap «I'm in» under someone else's spot. Only your course and year show on the board.
- 3
Plan it and meet up
The people you accept talk with you in an anonymous chat. You swap contacts only if you want, and after 72 hours the spot disappears on its own.
The questions you're asking yourself
Nobody on the board. It only proves you study at one of the universities: it doesn't appear on your spots and people reading them never see it.
Spots only show your degree course, year and age. You share your name and contact yourself, in the chat, only with whoever you choose.
You don't have to: Spotty works in the browser and you sign up here. On Android it's also on Google Play; on iPhone you add it to your Home Screen and use it like an app, with notifications.
Only people with a UniBA, PoliBA, UniTO or PoliTO email. No fake profiles and nobody from outside the campus.
Every spot and every message can be reported with a tap. Moderators remove what breaks the rules and can suspend the account.
A spot lasts 72 hours at most, then it leaves the board. After two weeks we delete it from our servers too.
Get in in 30 seconds
All you need is your university email. You get a code and you are in.
Your university email only proves you're a student: it doesn't appear on your spots and people reading them never see it.
Only official university emails work. It's the only way to keep out people who never set foot on campus.