PawPass: Princeton's Pass

PawPass replaces the paper list at the door. Members give a spot. Guests get a pass. The door scans it. Officers watch the count. GIVE A SPOT IN TWO TAPS Pick a friend or send a link. The invite opens with an animated reveal, and accepting turns it straight into a pass — no forms, no screenshots of a spreadsheet, no texting a name to whoever is working the door. A REAL PASS, IN THE APP AND IN APPLE WALLET Every pass is signed and tied to one person and one night. Add it to Apple Wallet so it is on the lock screen when the line moves. A DOOR THAT WORKS WHEN THE WI-FI DOES NOT The scanner verifies passes offline and shows the photo, the name, the class year and who invited them. One admit per pass unless the party allows re-entry, and the same pass cannot be used at two doors. THE STREET, TONIGHT Prospect Avenue as a live map: which clubs are open tonight, who is going, how full each one is. Tap a club for the night's details and directions. FOR OFFICERS Create a party, set the entry mode, publish it, hand out spots, watch the live count, export or print the guest list, revoke a spot when you need to. Rosters import from a CSV. BUILT FOR ONE STREET PawPass is made for Princeton eating clubs and nothing else. Sign in with your university email and a six-digit code. PRIVACY We store what the door needs and nothing more. Location is never tracked, photos are stripped of metadata on upload, and you can delete your account from inside the app at any time. Not affiliated with Princeton University or any eating club.