We build apps and support developers on campus. Student-built, student-maintained apps built over the years, designed to improve your campus experience. TigerApps is fully funded by Princeton's Undergraduate Student Government.
Ask me anything about Princeton and campus life.
Knows all academic, eating club, and event information in real time. Integrated with Princeton Courses.
By Leo Stepanewk '25, Aaliyah Sayed '26, Ammaar Alam '27, and Shreyas Garimella '28.
Code Plan your courses and schedules with these powerful tools.
Plan your schedules with powerful advanced search features, customizable themes, and built-in ratings.
By Joshua Lau '26, Emily Zhou '27, Keith Matanachai '26, and Myles Anderson '26.
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Search through courses quickly to find the list of courses you wish to take.
By Sebastian Hallum Clarke '19, Caterina Golner '19, Bensu Sicim '19, Mel Shu '19, and Kara Bressler '19.
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Receive email and text message notifications when spots open in full classes. Trade spots with other students.
By Shannon Heh '23, Nick Padmanabhan '23, and Byron Zhang '23.
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Plan out your four-year course schedule and track major/degree requirements.
By Richard Chu '18, Barak Nehoran '18, Daniel Leung '20, and Adeniji Ogunlana '19.
Code Have fun with these Princeton-themed games!
Battle in typing races against friends in real-time with this Princeton-themed typing platform. Create private lobbies, join public matchmaking queues, and compete on leaderboards to show off your speed!
By Ammaar Alam '27, William Guan '27, and Ryan Chen '27.
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Get ready for some fun with the ultimate Princeton campus geography game — like GeoGuesser but for Princeton! Guess where mystery campus photos were taken on the map and score points based on accuracy. Challenge your friends head-to-head or test yourself with daily puzzles.
By Claudia Lee '26, Jessica Yan '26, Frank Liu '26, Ethan Do '26, and Winsice Ng '26.
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Cookie Clicker for Princeton! Earn 'paw points' by clicking the prox! PawPointClicker >>> iClicker.
By Kevin Liu '28.
Code Find rides, meals, study groups, and more!
Tired of expensive Lyft rides and NJ Transit delays? Don't want to spam ListServs looking for travel buddies? TigerLift helps Princeton students connect and split rideshare costs effortlessly!
By Julia Ying '26, Grace Kim '26, Ritika Bhatnagar '26, and Aasha Jain '26.
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Today is a Chrome extension that replaces your new tab page with the most crucial daily information at Princeton. Features live data, study mode, rotating backgrounds, daily greetings, and more!
By Leo Stepanewk '25, Aaliyah Sayed '26, Oyu Enkhbold '26, Shreyas Garimella '28, and Grace Tan '28.
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Discover what your dining hall offers and track your nutrition effortlessly with NutriTiger.
By Rishabh Jain '26, Oyu Enkhbold '26, Eric Kurkowski '26, Jewel Merriman '26, and Stephanie Oh '26.
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Get matched to study groups for any of your courses.
By Caroline di Vittorio '22 and Kasey McFadden '22. Updates by Joshua Lau '26.
Note: Any inquiries about study group matching should be directed to the McGraw Center.
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Easily compare menu options across all 6 dining halls on a single page! Supports mobile and desktop browsers!
By Alex Xu '20, William Li '20, and Yang Song '20.
Code Plan your room draw strategy and find the perfect room.
The one-stop-shop platform for room draw planning. See when past rooms were drawn, filter them, and create a list of potential rooms without needing to parse through PDFs.
By Christine Cho '22, Grace Cuenca '22, Frank Ge '22, and Hannah Huh '22. Updates by Leo Stepanewk '25, Andy Zhang '26, and Ammaar Alam '27. Data provided by the TigerDen team: Conor McKenna '26, Kael Mlinek '26, and Lucas Tudoras '26.
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Analyze the currently avaliable rooms PDF with seamless filtering and data visualization.
By Boaz Yoo '25.
Code You can check out some of our older apps in the Archive.
Interested in creating the next TigerApp?
TigerApps is a student-run organization that hosts and promotes student-developed applications for the Princeton community. We handle all costs, maintenance, and marketing.
To be considered for TigerApps, your app must:
Support student life on campus or benefit a local non-profit organization
Be fully functional with no major bugs
Use modern, well-supported programming languages and frameworks
Unsure where to start? Check out some Princeton data sources to start building your app.
View Data SourcesOnce your app is ready to launch, apply to become a TigerApp.
Submit an AppQuestions? Contact us at [email protected]
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