Y Combinator vs Student Pickup

The Y Combinator App is your home for all things YC. It organizes all of YC's YouTube videos, podcasts, and essays. It's also a mobile client for Hacker News, the best startup news source for programmers and technical founders. For founders who have been funded by YC, it has additional features. For everyone: - Organizes all of YC's YouTube videos - the world's best content on startups - All of the content from Startup School - Listen to YC podcasts on the go - Read Hacker News - the best news source for programmers and technical founders For YC founders: - Access the Bookface feed - Access Bookface messages - Read the YC founder-only knowledge base

Student Pickup makes school dismissal calmer and safer. Parents open the app and show a QR code. Staff scan it from the pickup line, and the right children are called to the right spot. No phone calls to the office, no paper lists, and no guessing whether the car at the curb belongs to the right family. FOR PARENTS - Follow your children's pickup status during dismissal - Show a pickup code that refreshes on a timer, so an old screenshot cannot be reused - Ask another parent to collect your child. They confirm in their own app, and your children join their pickup spot for the day. - Send a one-day guest pass to someone who does not have an account FOR STAFF - Scan pickup codes with the camera - Follow a live board of who has arrived and which spot they are waiting in - Handle guest pickups as they arrive FOR ADMINISTRATORS - Upload the student and family roster from a CSV file - Add other administrators - Export the dismissal log PRIVACY No advertising, no analytics SDKs, and no tracking of any kind. The camera is used only to read pickup codes, decoded on the device and never stored or transmitted. Access to student records is limited to each child's own family and the school's own staff. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app at any time. GETTING STARTED Student Pickup works with schools that have adopted it for dismissal. Your school adds your email address to its roster, and you then register with that same address. If your school does not use Student Pickup yet, ask your school office about it.