Before I started at Carolina, I was trying to get organized for college. My schedule was in one place and campus information was in another.
I wanted to open one thing and see what I needed for the day, so I started building it for myself.
I had the first version working a couple of weeks before classes started, and I put it online the next day.
Other students tried it and told me what to fix and what to add. That's still how I decide what to work on next.
Once it was working at Carolina, I started building Life At for other schools. Every campus has its own classes and buildings, so each one gets its own version.
Then I made the iPhone app, where the first thing you do is pick your school.
As more people started using Life At, there was more to do than write code. Auset joined to run our social media and content, and Aryan joined to help with growth and operations.
You can read more about them on the team page.
Liam Gergen
Auset Donadelle
Aryan VenishettyI'm still working on Life At, and I'd like to bring it to more schools. The next version will come from what students tell me they need.
If you'd like Life At at your school, or there's something you want added, I'd love to hear from you.
Each school has its own course catalog, buildings, and student organizations.
Find your campusLife At is an independent student project and isn't affiliated with any university.
Choose your school from the campus directory to open its edition of Life At.
Use Life At to plan your week, track goals, find classrooms, and ask other students for help.
Send feedback with your school, the page you were using, and what you expected to happen. A screenshot can help, and missing-building reports should include the building's name and location.
To suggest another campus or help with an existing edition, get in touch with your school and what you'd like to work on.
Include your school and a little context so it's clear what needs attention.
Send feedback support@lifeatcarolina.com