01Classmate
Study groups get a proper home in Classmate
Study groups are moving out of the meetup flow and into their own surface, so a group can persist across a whole term instead of being recreated every week.
Development notes rather than announcements. Most entries are about Classmate, because that is where most of the work is. Homelander entries describe progress on a product that is still in development.
Study groups are moving out of the meetup flow and into their own surface, so a group can persist across a whole term instead of being recreated every week.
Students can search their university's course catalog directly inside Classmate and follow a class from the result, without leaving the app to look up a course code.
Early work on Homelander's natural-language intake — turning a written description of a home into the structured requirements a match needs. Homelander remains in development and is not publicly available.
The campus-wide feed is being reworked so class activity from courses you follow surfaces above general campus chatter.
Consolidating type, motion and colour into one system so Classmate and Homelander feel like they come from the same company without looking identical.
Individual update pages are not published yet — this page is the full record for now.
Classmate is coming soon. Early access is the closest seat to that work.