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Each project addresses a community need through human-centered design and software engineering.

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Loop

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Loop is a Chrome extension that helps Cornell students cut through listserv clutter and find events, opportunities, and resources that matter to them.

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CU Raise

CURaise is a centralized fundraising platform built for the Cornell community, combining payment processing, pre-order and pickup management, and real-time revenue tracking into one seamless dashboard. It takes the hassle out of running a fundraiser so student organizers can focus on their cause, not logistics.

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Redi

Redi is a Cornell-only dating app delivering weekly curated matches and campus-themed prompts.

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Carriage

Carriage is dedicated to making Cornell accessible for all students and work directly with CULift, Cornell's paratransit service for students with disabilities.

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CornellGO

Navigating Campus for the first time is confusing. CornellGO is a scavenger hunt app that makes discovering campus easy and fun through interactive, location-based challenges.

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CU Apts

The search for off-campus housing in Ithaca is insane. CU Apts helps you search for off-campus housing, share apartment reviews, and explore your best options.

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IDOL

IDOL – Internal DTI Organization Logic – is our very own internal tools subteam. Responsible for developing and maintaining this website, recruitment tools, internal coffee chat tracking, and other administrative systems.

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CU Reviews

CU Reviews is a course review website. You can browse classes and view their metrics, read about other students' experiences, and submit your own course reviews for others.

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CoursePlan

Start your college career here with us. CoursePlan has everything you need to fulfill your requirements, all in one place. You can design your 4-year plan by simply dragging them into your schedule.

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Queue Me In

Office hours are too crowded and unorganized. Queue Me In removes the frustration from office hours by helping students get support and professors better understand their classes.

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Design @ Cornell

Design @ Cornell is a centralized repository that contains all the resources and information needed for faculty, staff, current and future students interested in design at Cornell.

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Zing

Collaborating with The Learning Strategies Center (LSC) at Cornell, Zing is an all-in-one web interface to create optimal groups for class projects based on students' study preferences.

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