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Sign in with your uni email
One-time magic link to your @anu.edu.au inbox. No passwords. No randos. The allowlist is the whole front door.
A live map of who is studying where.
Walk over. Sit down. Stop studying alone. Pull Up turns the library from a silent grid of strangers into something you can actually plug into.
Three taps to a table.
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See who is studying right now
Open the map. Live pins glow at every library, cafe, and study spot. Filter by your courses to see where the work is happening.
03
Knock to join a table
Tap a pin, send an anonymous knock. They accept, names reveal, you walk over. No DMs, no swipes, no algorithm — the conversation happens in person.
This idea dies if it feels creepy.
Trust gets built first. Everything else is decoration.
Anonymous by default
Pins show course and vibe tags. Names and photos only appear after a mutual knock-accept.
No DMs, ever
The app gets you to the table. The conversation happens face-to-face. That removes ninety percent of the harassment surface.
Geofence-only check-in
You cannot pin a table you are not physically at. No fake check-ins, no honeypots, no ghost activity.
One-tap leave
Go invisible instantly. No record kept. Auto-check-out when you leave the building.
Class sizes are huge. Discord servers are dead. You don't know the names of people you've sat next to for twelve weeks. Knowing someone in your course is at the library right now is more useful than any study-buddy match algorithm.
Pull up.
Verified by uni email. Anonymous by default. Built for the people you've been sitting next to all semester.