Where you are going is half the story.
You already ride with people from your campus every week. Ronnect makes those connections visible and optional, so the person you shared a seat with can become the person you plan Saturday with.
Ride apps ask one. We ask three.
Where are you going?
Transportation.
Who might you go with?
Social connections.
What could you do together?
Discovery and experiences.
Ride Buddies
Students can connect with people they enjoyed riding with, send requests, and become recurring trip buddies.
The ride was twenty minutes. The friendship wasn't.
Activity posts
Share what you are interested in or planning to attend: a new restaurant, a game, a study session at a café, a campus event.
A feed for real-world plans, not just posts and likes.
Join my trip
Post a planned outing, invite friends, and let other verified students request the seats you have left.
Farmers' market Saturday. Friends join, a seat opens up for one more.
Discover together
Recommendations for places, events and activities around your interests, and the trips your buddies are already planning.
Campus events, local businesses, group outings worth leaving the residence for.
More reasons to stay.
A student who only uses Ronnect for a ride eventually buys a car or changes their commute. One who also finds friends, joins activities and explores the city has reasons to come back.
- Repeat buddies, not repeat strangers
- Friend invitations instead of cold acquisition
- Group plans fill seats that used to drive empty
Social does not mean exposed.
You can show that you are interested in an event without revealing your precise travel plans. Sharing a seat never shares your feed, and an invitation never confirms a seat. The full model is on our trust page.
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