Products
From picking courses to finding a lab, y/cs teams design, build and run the tools the Yale community relies on. Every product is open source and maintained by student developers.
Course search & reviews · coursetable.com
The course browser nearly every Yalie opens during shopping period. Ratings, workloads, professors and meeting times for every course in one sortable table, plus a worksheet to plan your schedule.
Team leads
William Feng, Aryan Sharma
Student directory · yalies.io
The searchable directory of the Yale community, filterable by college, year and major, with a public API other student developers build on.
Team leads
Yavin Fickel
iOS app · 4.8★ on the App Store
Every dining hall menu and its hours in your pocket. Rate dishes, log meals and see what is good tonight before you walk over.
Team leads
Gavin Onghai
Group scheduling · ymeets.com
Create an event, share the link, pick a time. Synced with Google Calendar, so finding a time for a group project or club meeting takes seconds.
Team leads
Ishani Singh, Jaden Cohen
Research database · yalelabs.io
Search 3,400+ Yale research profiles by topic, professor or method, filter by school and department, and find a lab that fits you.
Team leads
Peter Yu, Tanav Prabhu
Intramural sports · yaleims.com
Live Tyng Cup standings, schedules, playoff brackets and scores for every residential college, all in one place.
Team leads
Vojtech Kysilka, Ben Le
Clubs & events · yaleclubs.io
Browse and follow every club at Yale, filter by category, and see what is happening on campus this week.
Team leads
Grady Yu
In development · majoraudit.web.app
See distributional and major requirements across all four years, and plan the courses that get you to graduation.
Team leads
Mateo Rodriguez
Join a product team, or bring an idea for something Yale is missing. Every product here started as a student's pitch.
Some apps have a guest mode or only need a Gmail account. Apps that handle sensitive Yale data require Yale CAS login.
You'll get access once you have Yale CAS login. Sometimes that takes until the start of the semester, so hang tight.