University life is built around people, communities, and experiences. Youni brings these elements together through a trusted student network that helps users discover peers, join communities, attend events, and build meaningful campus connections.

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View on PlaystoreUniversity life is shaped by people, societies, events, and shared experiences. But students often rely on scattered channels to discover what is happening, meet new people, and stay involved. Youni was designed to bring these moments together into one student-first platform where campus life feels easier to access and more social to experience.

The information architecture was built to reduce product complexity. Instead of exposing every feature at once, the experience was grouped around clear student needs: discover what is happening, connect with people, join communities, manage events, and access personal account tools.


Because Youni is built for university communities, onboarding needed to do more than collect basic account details. The flow introduces users to the product, gathers student identity information, supports university-related details, and prepares the foundation for trusted campus connections.

Discovery is the heart of Youni. Students can explore campus activity, search for people, browse events, and find relevant communities through a unified interface. The experience supports both intentional search and casual exploration.

Youni profiles were designed to give students enough context to decide who to connect with. Profile details, university information, interests, friends, groups, and activity signals help turn a basic account into a meaningful student identity.


Youni’s event experience helps students understand what is happening on campus and who else is attending. Event cards, detail pages, attendee previews, RSVP actions, and social context make events feel more accessible and more community-driven.
