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    CourseLink
    Coming soonFor clubs, campus offices and events

    Your campus, on every student’s calendar.

    Clubs, campus offices and event organizers put events in front of students at your school. Students see them in their CourseLink feed, tap Attend, and their study plan moves around it. No flyers nobody reads, no group chat nobody opens.

    Join the waitlist See the student side
    Reach every student on campusFeels like a suggestion, not an adStudents never pay

    Be first on your campus.

    We’ll save your club’s request and email you when your campus opens. No spam.

    CourseLink is not software your school buys.

    Students use it free. Clubs, campus offices and event organizers pay to reach them, and what they pay for is a place on a student’s calendar, not a banner. To the student it’s a fun suggestion: go to the concert Thursday, and the homework moves to make room. No license, no dashboard for deans, nothing sold to the institution.

    How it will work

    Post once. It lands on the calendar, planned around.

    Today, 2,600+ students already see campus events in CourseLink. The posting side is what’s coming: you putting your events in the feed, paying per event, reaching every student on campus who uses it.

    01 · Claim your club or office

    Verify with a .edu email. Student government, the career center, the rec center, a robotics club: anyone who runs events for students.

    02 · Post an event, or drop the flyer

    One short form, one payment per event. Or upload the flyer and CourseLink reads the date, time, and place off it, the same way it reads a syllabus.

    03 · Students tap Attend

    It shows up as a suggestion in their feed, not an ad. Tap Attend and it goes on their calendar, their study blocks move around it, and you see how many are going.

    Who it’s for

    Anyone who runs things for students.

    If you’ve ever taped a flyer to a wall and hoped, this is for you.

    • Clubs and orgsMeetings, build nights, tryouts, socials. Reach members and the people who would join if they knew.
    • Concerts, shows and local eventsAnything students would go to if it landed on their calendar at the right moment, with the homework moved out of the way.
    • Student government + involvement officesFairs, elections, town halls. One post, every student on campus who uses CourseLink.
    • Campus officesCareer center drop-ins, library workshops, tutoring hours. Events students plan their week around.
    • Athletics and recHome games, intramural signups, open swim. Students tap Attend and their study plan moves around it.
    FAQ

    Before you ask.

    Does my school have to buy anything?
    No. CourseLink doesn’t license software to schools. Students use it free. Clubs, campus offices and event organizers pay to promote an event to students at their school.
    What does it cost to post?
    Organizers pay per event to reach students. Pricing is announced when your campus opens, and the waitlist hears it first. Students never pay.
    Isn’t that just an ad?
    To a student it’s a suggestion in their campus feed: a concert Thursday, a build night, a career fair. If they tap Attend, their study plan moves to make room. No banners, no popups, nothing in the way of their work.
    Who can post?
    Anyone who runs events for students and can verify with a .edu email: clubs, student government, involvement and career offices, libraries, rec centers, athletics.
    When does my campus open?
    Campuses open one at a time, starting where the most students already use CourseLink. Join the waitlist and you’ll get one email when yours is up.