Fresh friend context.
AIM-style Status and Open To signals make it easy to see who is around, what friends are doing, and what they are open to without texting everyone separately.
Cliques gives every student a personal AI agent that understands their preferences, campus context, and the friend context they choose to share, so it can help them figure out who’s free, what’s happening, and turn “what’s the move?” into a real plan.
First beta is planned for verified 18+ students at Rutgers University. Other schools can join the waitlist too.
It is hard to know who is around, what they are up to, and whether they are open to doing something without texting everyone separately.
Students bounce between campus feeds, DMs, club posts, and word of mouth just to figure out what is going on tonight.
Even when people are interested, logistics drag. Nobody wants to keep coordinating timing, place, budget, and vibe manually.
Cliques combines a personal AI agent, a permissioned friend network, and live campus context into one app designed for how college students actually live every day.
AIM-style Status and Open To signals make it easy to see who is around, what friends are doing, and what they are open to without texting everyone separately.
Discover structured campus events with time, place, and friend context, then move from seeing something interesting to making an actual plan.
Tell Cliques what you want to do and who you want to include. Friends can accept, decline, or counter. Nothing becomes a commitment until a person confirms it.
The goal is to turn casual intent into a coordinated plan without exposing everyone’s private information or forcing another endless group-chat thread.
“See if Noah, Olivia, Liam and Sophia want to go out after 9.”
Your agent can use the friend and campus information each person has chosen to share.
Accept, decline, or counter with a different time or place.
Cliques summarizes the best fit and proposes an option for the group.
Once people confirm, the group can see the final time, place, and live updates in one shared plan.
Each school gets its own themed experience. Rutgers is first, so the current product direction uses scarlet, but the system is designed so each campus can feel native to its own community.
Every school can have its own color system, event culture, and on-campus context.
Campus verification helps keep the network student-first and tied to real communities.
Dining, events, venues, libraries, and what your people are up to all become part of the product.
Launch at one school, deepen engagement, then repeat the model across campuses over time.
Cliques is built around permissioned friend context. The product works because it is useful, but trust only exists if sharing is explicit, limited, and easy to understand.
Students choose who can see status, location, and plan context.
The agent can help coordinate, but product logic controls permissions, consent, and commitments.
A suggestion is not a commitment. People still decide for themselves before a plan becomes real.
Students, student leaders, creators, and people who want Cliques at their school can join the waitlist here. You can connect this form to Formspree by replacing the action URL.
Beta is planned for Rutgers University first. Other campuses can still join the list and signal interest.