Someone needs a hairstylist near campus. Someone is looking for a perfume. Someone wants to know if there's a party this weekend. Someone is asking, "Who delivers food?" So they post a story, and they wait. Seen. Check DM. How much? Wrong person. And the seller who actually has what they need never saw it. That's the gap OnCampus Daily was built to close. Here is what you'll find in one place: THE MARKETPLACE Perfume, fashion, hair, gadgets, appliances and more, listed by students and local sellers with photos and prices. Open one and tap Contact seller to talk to them directly. STUDENT SERVICES Braiding, hairstyling, barbering, lash tech, bulk cooking, delivery and more. See what a service costs, see their work, and reach out. LOCAL BUSINESSES Brands and shops around your campus, with their offers, like free delivery, right on their page. EVENTS AND TICKETS Your favourite parties and campus events are listed too. Pick your ticket type and get your ticket without chasing anyone for a flyer. Anything you want. Anything you need. If it's on campus, it belongs here. HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL OR OFFER? Anyone can list. It takes about a minute: 1. Sign in, then open the Marketplace (or Services, or Businesses). 2. Tap to add a new listing. 3. Add a title, a category, the condition, a description, your price and your WhatsApp or phone number. 4. Add clear photos. Good photos get more messages. 5. Publish, and students around you can find it. A business profile goes live straight away. A verified badge is added after a quick review, which helps buyers trust you. A FEW SIMPLE TIPS Use real photos of the real item. Write the price clearly. Reply fast. Buyers move on quickly. Meet in a safe, public place on campus. And if you looked for something and couldn't find it, tell us. We want to know what students are searching for, and we'll make sure sellers hear about it. Start exploring at oncampusdaily.com
Exam in six days. Your notes are forty PDFs, scattered across WhatsApp groups. You scroll. You ask around. You copy notes you barely understand. And you still can't tell if you're ready. Studying shouldn't feel like this. That's why we built Study. HERE IS HOW IT WORKS 1. Upload your PDF or notes, or open a guide already made for your department and course. 2. Study breaks it down into the points you actually need to know. No extra reading. 3. Don't get something? Turn it into flashcards, so it sticks. 4. Quiz yourself. Test yourself. Practise the way the real exam will feel. 5. Set your exam date and watch your readiness score. It comes from your own answers, so you always know where you stand. 6. Share what you made with coursemates in your department. WHY IT FEELS DIFFERENT It starts from your own course material, not a random answer from the internet. It shows you what you got wrong, and brings it back until you get it right. It gives you a plan around your exam date, so you're not guessing what to read next. Start free. The free plan won't be free forever, so now is a good time to try it. Open Study at oncampusdaily.com/study
It's 11:47 pm. The assignment is due at eight. You haven't started. You could ask a chat bot. It will sound confident. It might also make things up, and you won't know where any of it came from. Assignments on OnCampus Daily works differently. HOW IT WORKS 1. Snap a picture of your assignment, upload the PDF, or type it in. It reads every question and splits it into parts. 2. Pick your course and the part you're working on. 3. It goes to work. It searches your own notes first, then guides your coursemates have shared, then research already done on the same course at other campuses. 4. Still missing something? It reads the web, page by page, and shows the source for every point. 5. If it can't confirm something, it tells you, instead of inventing a reference. 6. Then it gives you check questions, so you can actually defend what you submit. WHY STUDENTS LIKE IT You get a starting point built from your own course, not a guess. Your answer is worded for you, so no two coursemates hand in the same text. When your lecturer asks, "Where did this come from?", you'll know. Try it on your next assignment: oncampusdaily.com/study
Final-year project. Three words nobody wants to hear together. Your supervisor wants chapter one by Friday. You haven't picked a topic. Someone says, pay a writer. It's expensive, and you can't defend what you didn't write. So you panic, and you hope. There's a better way. HOW PROJECTS WORKS 1. Give it your topic, your course, your level and how long it should be. 2. It plans your chapters. You can change the plan before it starts. 3. It writes them one by one, with real sources, while you get on with life. You get an email when it's ready. 4. Read it. Change anything you don't like. 5. Download it print-ready, set up the way supervisors expect: A4, double spacing, front pages, page numbers. 6. Defence day? Get your slides, and the questions your lecturers are likely to ask. YOUR STYLE, YOUR RULES Straight to the point? Technical? With pictures and figures? You decide how your project is written. The power to shape it is in your hands. ALREADY WROTE YOUR OWN PROJECT? Check it. Upload it and see the weak points. Then it recommends what to do: strengthen the weak chapters, or rewrite it from scratch. One place, from start to defence. Start at oncampusdaily.com/study
New here? This is a quick, simple guide to getting around. No jargon. 1. GETTING STARTED Create an account and choose your campus. Everything you see is built around where you are. 2. FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND The top bar takes you to the main places: Home: what's new on campus. Discover: search for anything. People, listings, services, businesses and stories. Marketplace: things for sale around you. Events: parties, programs and tickets. Study: notes, assignments and projects. The bell shows your notifications. 3. BUYING AND CONTACTING SELLERS Open any listing or service and tap Contact seller. You'll need to be signed in. Your chat is saved under Messages. Meet in a safe, public place and check the item before you pay. 4. SELLING OR OFFERING A SERVICE Open the Marketplace, Services or Businesses page and add a new listing. Add a title, a clear price, good photos and your WhatsApp or phone number. Then publish. 5. YOUR WALLET: ADDING MONEY Go to Account, then Wallet. Choose how much you want to add. You'll get bank transfer details. Make the transfer from your bank app. Your balance updates, and you can see every payment under Payments and purchases. If you were in the middle of buying something, the wallet page shows how much more you need and takes you back to what you were doing. 6. PAYING FOR THINGS Tickets, Study plans and Study services are paid from your wallet. Marketplace deals are between you and the seller, so agree the details with them directly. 7. HAVING A PROBLEM OR A COMPLAINT Open Contact Support and pick what's going on, such as: Problem with my ticket I haven't received my ticket Payment problem I want a refund Wallet problem Account or verification problem Marketplace or service problem Report a user or listing Something else We pull in the relevant details for you. You can follow your request and see our replies in the same place. 8. YOUR ACCOUNT AND PRIVACY Account settings is where you update your details, see your saved items and manage privacy. That's it. Welcome to OnCampus Daily.
You run a business on campus. Maybe you bake cakes. Maybe you sell clothes. Maybe you make wigs. Maybe you design flyers. Maybe you take photos. Maybe you sell food from your hostel. And you’re actually good at what you do. But there’s one problem: Not enough people know you exist. You post on your WhatsApp status. A few people see it. Your friends repost it. Then the next day, you start all over again. Meanwhile, there are hundreds of students around you who could be your next customers. They just don’t know where to find you. You don’t need thousands of followers. You don’t need to become an influencer. You just need to be discoverable. That’s why we built OnCampus Daily. A place where students can discover businesses and services around their campus — and where you can put what you do in front of people who are actually looking for it. Someone needs a cake? They can find you. Someone needs a photographer? They can find you. Someone needs a designer? They can find you. Someone wants food? They can discover what’s available. And when they find you, they can connect with you directly. Because sometimes, the only thing standing between you and your next customer… is that they don’t know you exist. Your business shouldn’t be invisible just because you’re a student. List it. Get discovered. Get connected. OnCampus Daily Your campus. Your people. Your daily life.
Before OnCampusDaily, finding things around campus could be harder than it needed to be. OnCampusDaily was created to make campus discovery, commerce, services, events and opportunities easier for students and members of campus communities You needed food? You had to ask around. You needed a photographer? You had to message someone who knew someone. You wanted to sell something? You had to post it on your WhatsApp status and hope the right person saw it. You wanted to know what event was happening this weekend? You had to wait for someone to send you the flyer. You needed a service? You had to search through group chats. And sometimes, the person you needed was right there on campus. You just didn’t know how to find them. That’s what we wanted to change. With OnCampusDaily, discovering what’s around you becomes simple. Looking for something to buy? Search it. Have something to sell? List it. You offer a service? Put your business where students can find you. Looking for an event? Find it. Need food? Discover what’s available around you. Instead of information being scattered across dozens of WhatsApp groups, private chats and random status updates, OnCampusDaily brings more of campus into one place. And that matters. Because students already have enough to worry about. Classes. Assignments. Exams. Money. Business. Social life. Trying to figure out what comes next. Finding a simple service shouldn’t feel like another problem. Selling something shouldn’t feel impossible. Finding an opportunity shouldn’t depend on who you know. And discovering what’s happening around you shouldn’t require you to be in the right group chat. Campus life should be easier. That’s what OnCampusDaily is trying to create. A place where students can discover. A place where students can connect. A place where students can buy and sell. A place where students can build businesses and get discovered. A place where opportunities can find the people looking for them. Because your university isn’t just classrooms and lecture halls. It’s thousands of students. Thousands of businesses. Thousands of skills. Thousands of stories. Thousands of opportunities. They were always there. OnCampusDaily just makes them easier to find. Your campus. Your people. Your opportunities. OnCampusDaily.
Why We Built OnCampus Daily It usually starts with a simple question: “Guy, what’s happening today?” Someone heard there’s a party tonight. Someone knows about an opportunity nobody else has heard about. Someone is looking for a roommate. Someone needs a graphic designer. Someone is trying to sell a fridge because they’re leaving campus. Someone is asking: “Who has tickets?” And somehow, the information is already moving. It’s in WhatsApp groups. It’s on Snapchat stories. It’s in class groups. It’s buried inside private chats. It’s being passed from friend to friend. Someone knows. Someone else knows someone who knows. And if you’re lucky, you hear about it. But if you weren’t in the right group? You missed it. That was the problem. Campus has always been full of information, opportunities, businesses, talent, events and interesting people. The problem was never that things weren’t happening. The problem was finding them. We didn’t want to build another boring school website where you only go when you need to check an announcement. We wanted to build something that actually feels like campus life. A place you can open because you’re curious. Because you want to know what’s happening. Because you’re looking for something. Or because you simply want to see what’s going on today. What’s trending? What’s happening tonight? Where can I get food? Who’s selling what? Who offers this service? What businesses are around me? What events are coming up? What opportunities are available? And sometimes… What’s everybody talking about? 😂 That’s why we built OnCampus Daily. Not just another platform. A digital space where the things happening around campus can actually be discovered. ⸻ Think about a student who makes cakes from their hostel. They’re talented. Their cakes are good. But maybe only 30 people see their WhatsApp status. There could be hundreds of students looking for a cake that week. They just don’t know who to call. Or a student who’s an amazing photographer. Or someone who designs graphics. Or someone who braids hair. Or someone who sells clothes. Or someone who fixes phones. Or someone who sells food. Their next customer might already be on campus. They just haven’t found each other yet. OnCampus Daily helps close that gap. ⸻ Think about events too. An event shouldn’t have to depend entirely on someone forwarding a flyer to the right WhatsApp group. A student shouldn’t discover an event after it has already happened. A ticket shouldn’t disappear inside a chat. You should be able to open the app and see: What’s happening this week? What’s happening tonight? What’s worth checking out? And if you want to go? Get your ticket. ⸻ The same thing applies to buying and selling. Someone is leaving campus and needs to sell a fridge. Someone just got a new phone and wants to sell the old one. Someone has clothes they no longer need. Someone is looking for a laptop. Someone needs something right now. Instead of hoping the right person sees a WhatsApp status… List it. Someone looking for it can find it. ⸻ And that’s really what we’re trying to build. A place where students don’t have to know the right person to find the right thing. A place where a student with a skill can simply say: “I can do this.” And someone who needs that skill can find them. A place where a small business doesn’t need thousands of followers before people can discover it. A place where opportunities can reach people who are actually looking for them. A place where events can be discovered before they happen. A place where campus stories can be seen while they’re still happening. A place where students can participate instead of simply hearing about things afterward. ⸻ Because campus isn’t just classrooms and lecture halls. It’s the student selling food from their hostel. It’s the photographer building a business. It’s the designer working late on their next project. It’s