A quick signal between two lectures
On the way to the library, during a break between classes, or right after a seminar: you share in seconds that you're open for a quick meetup — instead of messaging ten people one by one.
At ISM Hamburg's campus you digitally know hundreds of people — but who actually has five minutes for a coffee right now? Aroundly shows you who from your existing network is out and about right now. No dating, no live location, never strangers.
On the way to the library, during a break between classes, or right after a seminar: you share in seconds that you're open for a quick meetup — instead of messaging ten people one by one.
Classmates, study friends, and confirmed contacts from your network see that you have time — never unfamiliar students. Tapping "Meet" starts a mutually confirmed request.
Chat directly once confirmed: "Still in the lecture, ten minutes." Perfectly normal messages between two confirmed contacts, not a dating chat.
Suggested meeting spots come live from real map data (OpenStreetMap) — cafés, the cafeteria, or a library nearby. No pin dropped in nowhere, no back-and-forth.
Only a 20-minute break? Quickly share that you're at the kiosk or the library, instead of asking around in several chats who has time right now.
Need to regroup right before a deadline? One moment is enough to see who from the project group is actually available right now.
Aroundly was built right at ISM Hamburg: the founder studies here, and a member of ISM's university leadership (vice president) mentors the project. Also built for spontaneous exchange within the founder community.
No live location, no exact address — not even on campus. Only a time-limited moment ever becomes visible.
Specific people are only named if they're from your confirmed network or introduced through a genuine warm intro.
An optional Bluetooth signal only shows an anonymous count of "people with Aroundly in range" — never an identity.
Suggested meeting spots around campus come from real map data (OpenStreetMap), not made-up coordinates.
Aroundly is free to use today. Any future pricing model would be explained transparently before it mattered.
Aroundly doesn't track you permanently and never shows you to anyone outside your confirmed network — safety is the feature, not the exception.
Free on the App Store. No dating, no live location, just your confirmed network.