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Every society event, in one feed.
Stop scrolling seventeen society Instagrams. Society nights, sport and talks, in the order they're happening. RSVP in two taps and see which of your friends are going.
Free for students. Free for societies.
Got an event link? Open it and sign up on the web, no download needed.
You find out after it's over.
Societies post on Instagram and hope. If you weren't scrolling at the right moment, it never showed up on your feed, or you're not in the right WhatsApp group, you hear about it on Monday from someone who went.
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Stories vanish. Posts get buried.
A story is gone in 24 hours. A post sinks under everything else, if the algorithm shows it to you at all.
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It's scattered
Dozens of accounts, group chats you're not in, and a poster on a corridor you never walk down.
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Every sign-up is another form
Dig out your latest CV, then type your name, email and student number again. For every event.
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You go alone or not at all
No way to know whether anyone you know is going, so you decide not to risk it.
One feed. Every society. Sorted by when it's happening.
Everything on at your uni lands in one place, in time order, not algorithm order. Follow the societies you care about and theirs come first. Then look at it however suits you.
List
Everything by day, in the order it's happening.
Calendar
The week ahead, laid out by the hour.
Map
What's on around campus, with what's on now first.
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One feed, every society
Every event from every society, in the order it's happening. The ones you follow come first. Nothing buried, nothing gone after a day.
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I'm going, in two taps
No Google Form. No email chain. No spreadsheet.
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See which friends are going
Before you decide whether you're walking in alone. Add friends by scanning their code or sending a link.
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Waitlists that move
Full? Join the waitlist and you're moved up the moment someone drops out. We'll tell you when.
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See what's on
Scroll it, see the week laid out by the hour, or find what's on around campus right now.
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All your plans in one place
Everything you've said yes to, by day, week or month.
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Check in at the door
Scan the event's code on the way in. No printed list, no queue to find your name.
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Register instantly with societies on Motive
Your details are saved once, so there's no form to fill in when you sign up. If an event asks for a CV, reuse the one you sent last time instead of digging through your files.
Every LSE society is already in there. Follow yours.
The big ones with a budget and the eight people who meet on a Thursday get the same page, the same sign-ups and the same door list. Follow a society and whatever it puts on comes first in your feed.
- Economics
- Drama
- Women's Football
- Film
- Chess
- Debate
- Rock Climbing
- Photography
- Big Band
- Entrepreneurs
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
- Anime and Manga
- Beekeeping
- Quiz Club
- Rowing
- Fashion
- Programming
- Tea
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Mahjong
- Poetry
- Netball
- Food and Cooking
- Outdoors and Hiking
- Table Top Games
- Fencing
- Music Production
- Philosophy
The things people ask first.
Where do I get it?
On the App Store, for free: get Motive here. You sign in with your uni email, and there's no password to remember.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free for students and free for societies. There's no paid tier hiding behind this and no plan to charge societies to be listed.
Do I need my society to be on it?
No. Your uni's societies are already listed, so you can follow yours today. Their events show up once the committee starts posting, so if they haven't yet, send them this.
Does this replace our group chat?
No, and it isn't trying to. It replaces the bit where an event only exists as a story that vanishes. Your group chat keeps doing what it's good at.
Who can see that I'm going?
The society running the event sees everyone who signed up. Everyone else sees a number, and your friends see your name. Faith, political and cultural societies stay hidden from friends unless you choose to show them, and you can hide any event yourself.
Who can sign up?
Students with an email from a uni where Motive is live. If that isn't you, an event's link still works: open it and sign up to an open event on the web with your name and email.