Pilot
Ask a question in plain words. It looks things up live when it needs to.
your campus, folded into one notebook
Classes, events, friends, food, maps and deadlines, all in one place that keeps up with you. Yes, all of it.
Coming soon to iPhone. One email the day it's out, nothing else.

five tabs, no app-hopping
Flyer replaces the pile of sites and apps you check between classes. Tap a tab to see what lives there.
the good stuff
Ask a question in plain words. It looks things up live when it needs to.
Pin a photo where you are. Your friends see it on their map, and nobody else does.
Send a note, link, photo or file with a paper plane. Your own laptop counts as a friend.
Put slides on a TV or the class computer, with your phone as the remote. No login on the big screen.
K7Q2XMstraight from the app
No mockups. These are screenshots from Flyer running on an iPhone.





the one everyone remembers
Friends hide inside a circle on the map. Everyone else hunts, and Flyer whispers hot, warm, cool or cold.
it's your business
An app about friends and location should be plain about what it does. Here it is.
Only what a social feature needs is shared, and only if you turn it on.
And they're checked before anyone sees them.
Unless you save them to your Story.
Pick friends, pick a time, and it ends on its own.
Settings shows what Flyer knows about you, and lets you delete your account.
Not your data, not your attention. Read the policy.
a note from the maker
Campus life lives in a dozen places. Events here, sports there, dining somewhere else, and the official tools are hard to use between classes.
I'm a Texas Tech student, and I built the one place I wanted. It started as a class project called RaiderLoop and grew into Flyer. It's still built and run by one student, so when you write in, a person answers.
Joshua
Eternity Works LLC · Lubbock, Texas
what's next
Flyer starts in Lubbock because that's where it was built and tested. The plan is to bring it to more campuses once it's solid here.
Plans can change. Flyer isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of these schools.
just looking?
The Campus Guide works without an account. See how admission works, what to study, the traditions, notable Red Raiders and what to do in Lubbock.
good questions
Flyer is free to start. There's an optional upgrade for extras, and the basics stay free.
Flyer is coming to iPhone soon. Save a seat above and you'll get one email the day it's out. A web version is on the way too.
No. Flyer is built by a student under Eternity Works LLC. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Texas Tech University.
Not yet. The web version will work on any phone or computer.
Texas Tech first. We're planning to bring Flyer to Lubbock Christian, UT Austin, Baylor and Texas A&M next. See the plan.
Only friends you choose, and only while sharing is on. In hide and seek, locations are deleted when the game ends.
Leave your email and I'll send one note the day Flyer is out.
One email, no spam.