Built for students, by students

Know the class
before you’re in it.

Honest, anonymous experiences from students at your university — how hard a course really is, how much work it takes, and which professor fits how you learn. Then the discussions, resources and people that get you through it.

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One page per course

From “should I take this?” to “we’ve got this.”

Research a class, compare professors, ask a question and find your study group — without leaving the course.

Overview

Difficulty, weekly hours, exams and projects — as students actually experienced them.

Professors

Compare who teaches it, with ratings for that professor in that course.

Experiences

Anonymous write-ups by term, with advice for the next group of students.

Discussions

Ask questions and get answers from people taking it now — or who already have.

Resources

Study guides, notes and links that stay useful after the semester ends.

People

Classmates who chose to be visible, study groups, and students open to helping.

Privacy, enforced — not just promised

Anonymous means anonymous.

Hiding a name on screen isn’t enough. Quaddy keeps who-wrote-what where no one can query it — not other students, not moderators, not the app’s own pages.

How your privacy is protected

No author on public content
Experiences carry no author field at all. Authorship lives in a separate, locked store.
No side channels
No exact timestamps, no public points for anonymous posts, no “added by” trails that give you away.
You choose who can find you
The campus directory and classmate lists are opt-in. Messaging respects your settings and blocks.