UniSalad is a student-only platform where users can connect with other students from the same university and fulfil their everyday needs. The app is made up of 5 categories: Uni Chat, Buy & Sell, Lost & Found, Housing and Travel, to fulfil student needs whilst at university!
Tickets, books, lost phones, car lifts, spare rooms, uni news and more. Find something you're looking for, get rid of something you no longer need, and catch up on the latest campus chat with the UniSalad app.
Buy and sell tickets, books, bikes and everything in between for free, directly with other students. You can search tickets by event name, date and time, and sign up for notifications when new tickets are posted.
Lost something on a night? Found something around campus? Flag it to your student community.
Left finding a room to the last minute and face sleeping in the library? Housemate dropped out? Advertise and look for spare rooms directly with students from your university.
Share lifts and find second-hand train or bus tickets. Save money on travel, and make new friends along the way.
Post questions, advice, recommendations or stories with others, and keep up to date with your student community.
Sign up for ticket alerts and get notified as soon as the ticket you want becomes available. Which means no need to spend time searching the app for a ticket every two minutes.
We know you need to look after every penny at university. So we're working hard to ensure students are only selling items at reasonable prices.
Been scammed in the past? Not sure what social platform you can really trust?
Only users with a valid student email address from your university can interact with you on the app, which makes for a more secure environment.
Everything essential to student life is on this app! Haven't got tickets for an event? First point of call: UniSalad
All you need as a student in one place. Best thing you'll do is get UniSalad! Don't miss out!
With only students from your uni on the app, you know it's safe. I found a lift to Belgium on UniSalad, and I wouldn't have trusted any other social media platform for this.