Discover shared ground.
Languages, interests, and local places offer a natural starting point for a conversation.
FOR UNIVERSITIES, ERASMUS GROUPS & COMMUNITIES
Arriving somewhere new does not automatically create belonging. Flarika helps people discover people and communities through shared languages, interests, and places.
THE STUDENT BENEFIT
People can be surrounded by a campus and still struggle to meet outside their course or existing circle. A focused community gives them another place to begin.
Languages, interests, and local places offer a natural starting point for a conversation.
Students decide whether to join a Flari, what to share, and whom to contact.
Posts and group conversations let a welcome introduction continue beyond one event.
A PRACTICAL FIRST COLLABORATION
We would define a small, useful experience together and review what it actually achieved.
Start with a student cohort or exchange community. Name a contact on each side and agree on timing, responsibilities, and any costs.
Plan a community Flari and a short introduction through the institution's own channels. An optional welcome activity can support the launch.
Ask for voluntary feedback about finding relevant people or conversations. Review participation and staff effort before deciding what comes next.
PARTICIPATION STAYS PERSONAL
The institution can introduce Flarika to a community. Each person chooses whether to join and how to connect. A partner does not receive access to private conversations.
READY TO EXPLORE A PILOT?
Tell us who you support and what makes connection difficult for them. We can shape a small pilot around that need.