Who it's for

Dash for commuter students

Dash is a texting assistant that helps commuter students plan around the time they spend getting to campus. A short morning text tells you what's due today, and Dash can book a library study room, answer campus questions and order food, each with your yes.

Text Dash to get startedFree to start. No app, no login.

How does Dash help commuter students?

  1. Know your day before you leaveA morning briefing tells you what's due that day and anything that changed.
  2. Use the gaps between classesAsk Dash to book a library study room or add a study block to your calendar.
  3. Handle errands from the trainAsk campus questions, send an email to a professor or order lunch, with your yes before anything happens.

What can I ask Dash on the way to campus?

  • "What's due today?"
  • "When are my prof's office hours?"
  • "Quiz me on last week's lecture."
  • "Order my usual lunch for pickup at 12."
  • "Email my TA that I'm running late."

Can Dash order food for me?

Yes. Dash fills the cart on the food site, shows you the exact items and total, and checks out with the payment already saved there once you say yes. It never types card numbers.

Questions students ask

Can I use Dash with voice notes?

Yes. Dash reads voice notes, so you can talk instead of type when your hands are full.

Will Dash text me too often?

No. Dash texts first only when it matters, and it keeps to the quiet hours you set.

Can Dash email my professor?

Yes. Dash can send or reply to email from your Gmail or Outlook after you approve the exact message.

Every student needs a sidekick.

No app. No login. Just a text.

Text Dash to get started