Bunky vs SoftPing

Nobody should have to live with a stranger they didn't choose. Bunky is how you find a roommate before you move in. Someone you actually picked, in your school or your city. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick your community. Your school, or the city you're moving to. 2. Build a profile that's actually you. Photos, prompt answers, your dealbreakers, and where you're headed and when. 3. Like the people you could live with. If they like you back, it's a match and you can chat. You can only message someone once you've both liked each other. So the people you talk to are people who chose you too. WHAT YOU SEE BEFORE YOU DECIDE How close their habits are to yours on the stuff that actually causes problems. Cleanliness, noise, social energy, how much you want to hang out. Shout outs from people who have actually lived with them. Mutual friends and linked socials, when people add them. MOVING TO CAMPUS Your class already has a community on Bunky. Find your roommate before housing assignments go out. ALREADY HAVE A PLACE? Add it to your profile with rent, move-in date and photos of the place, then match with people looking to move in. THINKING ABOUT A MOVE? Nothing has to be signed yet. Pick the city you're considering and see who's already there. What they're like, what they're looking for, who's arriving around the same time as you. Free to download. 210k+ downloads.

Sometimes you don’t need a full conversation. You just want someone to know you’re thinking of them. SoftPing is a simple, personal way to stay close to one person. Connect with your partner, send a short SoftPing, and let it appear through a notification and Home Screen widget. SoftPing keeps things intentionally simple: • Connect with one person • Send quick, thoughtful SoftPings • See the latest SoftPing on your Home Screen widget • Get notified when your partner sends one • Look back at your SoftPing history • Choose a character avatar that feels like you • Control whether message previews appear on your widget No group chats. No likes. No typing indicators. No pressure to keep a conversation going. Just a small way to say, “I’m thinking of you.”