Students, societies and your union — on the same page.
Sociora helps students find activities, helps society committees prepare them, and gives union staff a clear review and decision record. Start from the path that matches you.
Start here
Pick the path that matches you
Sociora connects students, society committees and union staff around the same activity. Each path opens a real, working surface — no sign-up required.
Students
Explore societies & find activities
Browse the societies directory, follow the ones you like and see how to join their next activity. No application or sign-up needed to look around.
Browse societiesSociety committees
Prepare an activity
Turn an activity idea into an editable preparation checklist, share it with your committee and see what your union needs before you submit.
Open the demoUnion staff
Review a sample application
Walk through a synthetic activity application: spot the gaps, request revisions and see the decision record your societies see.
See the sample applicationHow the pilot works
Four weeks, one shared workflow.
Day 1
Set up your society
Create your society, invite committee members and connect Discord or Calendar if you want.
Week 1
Prepare your first activity
Turn an idea into an editable preparation checklist and share it with your committee before anything is submitted.
Week 2–3
Review it with your union
Submit the activity, see gaps and requested revisions, respond, and keep the decision record in one place.
Week 4
Run it and decide
Run the activity against the agreed checklist, export your data and decide whether to continue with Sociora.
What’s included
Built for the society–union workflow
From the first idea to the union’s decision record.
Activity preparation checklists
Turn an activity idea into an editable, section-by-section preparation checklist your committee can work from together.
Union review & decision record
Submit activities to your union, see gaps and requested revisions, and keep the full decision record in one place.
Member directory
Centralised member profiles, roles and contact history for your society.
Discord & Calendar approvals
Review and explicitly approve each event before publishing it to a connected service.
Committee handover
Role-based access, audit log and ownership transfer for next year’s committee.
Data import & export
Import supported CSV records and download your account data and available reports.
Also possible during the pilot
Event registration & reminders
Open registration, manage waitlists and send reminders when an activity needs them.
Check-in & attendance
QR check-in, attendance tracking and printable guest lists for larger events.
Competitions & leaderboards
Brackets, leaderboards and result boards for societies that run competitions.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the pilot really free?
Yes. The four-week pilot is free and does not require a payment method.
What happens after the pilot?
You choose whether to continue. There is no automatic conversion or charge.
Who should apply for the pilot?
Society committee members applying on behalf of their society, and student union staff coordinating with them. Students who just want to find activities don’t need to apply — the societies directory is open to everyone.
Can we export our data?
Yes. Account data can be downloaded from Settings, and supported operational reports provide their own exports.
Do attendees need accounts?
Attendees can register via email, Google, Microsoft or Discord. Public events can also be viewed without logging in.
Committee & union applications
Apply for your society’s pilot
This form is for society committee contacts — the pilot runs in coordination with your student union. We’ll use your details only to contact you about the pilot. Students looking for activities can head straight to the societies directory; union staff exploring an institution-wide pilot can use the institution pilot form.