Study groups
By real course code
COMP 248, MATH 203, ENGL 3350: find people working on the same thing, and follow your courses to hear about new groups.
For students, on campus
Find study groups, pickup games and board game nights on your campus, join in a tap, and meet people face to face.
Launching first at Concordia. We’ll email you once, when it’s ready.
See what’s on this week, or post your own event in a minute.
Grab a spot. If it’s full, you’re on the waitlist and move up automatically.
Scan the host’s QR code when you arrive. That’s how everyone knows you came.
Study, play, talk. Leave a quick review after, and do it again next week.
Everything happens in person, in public places or campus rooms. Never at someone’s home.
Study groups
COMP 248, MATH 203, ENGL 3350: find people working on the same thing, and follow your courses to hear about new groups.
Sports
Basketball, soccer, volleyball, badminton. Everyone rates their level, so games are fun for the whole court.
Board games
Strategy nights, chess, card games and party games. Beginners welcome, rules explained.
Only students can join, and everyone can see that the people who come are the people who said they would.
You sign in with a code sent to your student email. No passwords, no outsiders.
The host’s code changes every 30 seconds, so you can only check in by being there.
Only people who came can review an event, and reviews stay anonymous.
One tap on any profile, comment or event. Blocked people disappear from your app, and you from theirs.
Skipping without notice or cancelling late counts as a strike. Too many pauses you for a while.
Yes. Some events split a real cost, like a court rental, and you see the receipt and your share before you join. You pay the host by e-Transfer; the app never handles money.
Students with a campus email. Face2Face launches first at Concordia, with more campuses after.
Leave more than 24 hours before and it’s no problem, and your spot goes to the waitlist. Leaving later or not showing up counts as a strike.
In public places and campus rooms, at real addresses. Never at someone’s home.
Both, from launch day.
No. It’s for doing things together: studying, playing, gaming. Groups, not one-on-ones.
Write to help@joinface2face.com.