Open support routes
Reach school-scoped resources and crisis information without presenting support as a reward or score.
CAMPUS Built with Canadian university life in view
A student app that can fit a campus without pretending every campus works the same.
MOVE brings focus, movement, private writing, school-scoped resources, friend codes, clubs, campus events, and support routes into one student product.
No Canadian university is presented as a MOVE customer, partner, funder, or endorser.
IN THE CURRENT PRODUCT
The campus layer has specific student jobs.
Availability still depends on the signed-in account, school context, moderation readiness, and release gates.
Add a friend by code
Use a private code instead of searching a public campus-wide directory.
Browse clubs
Find school-scoped groups and view their activity. Creation can be limited by account and release controls.
See campus events
Browse events when available, including movement options that sit beside solo sessions and trails.
Report or block
Community safety depends on visible reporting, blocking, school scoping, moderation, and abuse response.
Leave Community
Focus, Move, Tools, Journal, and support remain separate routes. Community is not the whole app.
CANADIAN CAMPUS CONTEXT
Use familiar campus routes, but verify every local detail.
Across Canadian universities, students may need academic advising, accessibility services, counselling or health services, student associations, clubs, recreation, residence support, international student services, Indigenous student services, and emergency or crisis routes.
Those are examples of categories, not a claim that every institution uses the same name, model, eligibility rule, language, or service hours. A useful campus setup would need the institution to verify its own information.
See MOVE support and crisis informationPoint to the official service, not a generic promise.
A resource entry should name the real office, route, hours, eligibility, location or virtual option, and what to do when it is closed.
Keep discovery scoped.
Friend codes avoid an open directory. Clubs and events should reflect the student's school context and the campus's current information.
Use the campus someone actually attends.
Solo movement works without a campus feed. Trails, recreation, and event listings depend on location and current local data.
CURRENT PRODUCT VS CAMPUS WORK
A walkthrough should separate the two.
The left side is visible in the MOVE product. The right side would require separate collaboration, verification, and in some cases new engineering.
| Area | Current MOVE behaviour | Would require campus collaboration |
|---|---|---|
| Resources | School-scoped support routes can appear in the app. | Verified office names, eligibility, hours, links, locations, languages, and update ownership. |
| Friends | Students can connect through a private friend code. | Any institutional directory, identity, orientation, or cohort integration. |
| Clubs | Club browsing, joining, and gated creation exist in the current Community model. | Official club status, roster or student-association feeds, and campus-specific approval rules. |
| Events | Campus and movement events can appear when available. | Official event feeds, venue data, cancellations, accessibility details, and organizer verification. |
| Moderation | Reporting, blocking, school scoping, and moderation state are product requirements. | Named response ownership, escalation routes, service standards, legal review, and campus procedures. |
| Access | MOVE has its own Beta account flow. | Single sign-on, institutional provisioning, procurement, privacy assessment, or a campus-wide rollout. |
THE BOUNDARIES MATTER
MOVE is not a surveillance, clinical, or emergency reporting system.
No real-time monitoring
The app cannot promise that a person will see what a student enters or posts.
No clinical claim
MOVE does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or replace professional or emergency care.
No partnership claim
A campus walkthrough is a product conversation, not evidence of adoption or endorsement.
No hidden integration
Directories, feeds, identity systems, procurement, and campus rollout are not described as current features.
Moderation is operational work
Reporting and blocking controls are not enough without response ownership and tested procedures.
Canada-wide crisis route
In immediate danger, call 911. In Canada, call or text 9-8-8 for suicide crisis support.
CAMPUS QUESTIONS
What a Canadian university team may want to ask first.
These answers describe the current Beta and the limits of a walkthrough.
Does a Canadian university use or endorse MOVE?
No. MOVE does not claim a current Canadian university customer, partner, funder, deployment, or endorsement.
Can MOVE replace a campus app or student-services site?
No. MOVE is a student product with specific focus, movement, journal, Community, and support routes. A campus's official systems remain authoritative.
Can campus staff see private check-ins or journal entries?
The product does not present private Journal content as a campus reporting surface. A walkthrough should examine privacy and data boundaries directly.
What happens after a walkthrough?
The useful output is a list of exact gaps: incorrect resource categories, missing accessibility details, moderation needs, privacy questions, or product friction. No adoption is implied.
CAMPUS WALKTHROUGH
Bring the real campus questions.
We will show the current student-facing Beta, identify what is already built, and separate anything that would require future collaboration.
Request a campus walkthrough