How it works

Browse, post, message, meet.

This app is supposed to be easy to understand. Look around first, sign up when you need to, and keep meetups public.

Browse firstSchool email to postPublic meetup

School access

Verified campus email unlocks posting

Listing

Post the basics, not your whole life

Textbook

$25

North York

Meet safely

Chat first, then confirm a public meetup

Library lobby after class?

Works for me. I will bring the calculator so you can test it there.

The goal is quick local matching with enough guardrails to feel normal, not complicated.

Step 1

Browse first

You can look around before making an account. Sign up when you want to save, post, or message.

Public browsing stays open

No account needed to scan listings

School email matters later

Step 2

Post the useful stuff

Good listings are simple: clear title, fair price, real photos, and a meetup area that makes sense.

Real item and price

Broad meetup hint, not your address

Short honest details

Step 3

Message, confirm, meet

Ask the basics, settle on a public meetup, and keep it easy. If something feels off, stop there.

Ask first

Meet in public

Report weird stuff

What to expect

What this app is trying to do

What you see

Listings, replies, and simple profile info. No giant account setup first.

What stays simple

Public meetups, in-person payment, and short messages instead of a bunch of extra steps.

What happens if something is off

Reports can be reviewed and bad listings or accounts can be limited or removed.

Kept simple

What it does not try to be

No in-app payment flow.

No giant seller setup.

No need to read a long guide before using it.

Just listings, messages, and a few clear rules.

In short

How people usually use it

Browse listings before you sign up.

Use your school email when you want to save, post, or message.

Keep listings honest and meetup info broad.

Meet in public and walk away if it feels off.