Made by CBS alumni, for students.
FindSpot is the swipe app for everything happening at CBS. Events, people, societies and spots, all in one feed. Swipe right to save it. Left to skip.
Friday drinks. Pull up!
23 going
SUP on Sunday. Need 2 more
4 going
Python study group, anyone?
4 already in
Pasta night. 2 seats left
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FindSpot launches at CBS in November. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the download link on launch day.
Everything worth knowing about at CBS, before it's too late to go.
Parties, talks, case comps, free food. No more digging through 14 group chats to find out what's on.
Study buddies, padel partners, future co-founders. Students at CBS who are into the same stuff as you.
Find the ones worth joining while you still have time to join them.
Cafés, study spots and student offers that only the regulars know about. Until now.
Keeps it CBS only. Real students, no randoms.
Right saves it. Left skips it. Your feed learns what you're into.
The event, the study group, the society. The rest is on you.
Four founders. The campus, the brand, the build, and the brains behind your feed.
8+ years turning complex ideas into things that actually work, across startups, technology and large-scale transformation. Paulius has founded student organisations at CBS, built a student platform that reached 10K+ users and national press, and later moved into leading some of the most demanding technology and financial-crime programmes in the banking industry. With an MSc from CBS and a background spanning entrepreneurship, strategy, product and execution, he brings a rare combination. He understands students from the inside, and he knows how to build and scale products in the real world.
20+ years turning ideas into brands people remember. A Copenhagen-born creative who has built his career across both US coasts, Kris combines commercial photography, brand strategy, creative direction and marketing with hands-on entrepreneurial experience. He has founded multiple agencies, worked with startups through high-growth stages, and built brands, campaigns and visual identities designed to cut through crowded markets. Today he leads FindSpot’s brand and growth, making sure the product doesn’t just work, but becomes something students actually want to be part of.
20+ years building software, cloud platforms and production systems across international teams and industries. Vivek is a senior full-stack engineer and cloud architect with deep expertise across .NET, C#, Microsoft Azure, React Native, TypeScript, Node.js and GCP, plus APIs, databases, DevOps and scalable system architecture. He has built and modernised mission-critical platforms, led engineering teams, worked across banking, retail, automotive and enterprise technology, and delivered systems where performance, security and reliability are non-negotiable. At FindSpot, he is building the technical foundation that takes the product from a campus MVP to a platform capable of serving universities at scale.
An AI and full-stack engineer focused on turning emerging technology into products people actually use. Saif combines applied AI, software engineering and product development across the full stack, from architecture and backend systems to intelligent features and user-facing experiences. He brings a builder mindset to FindSpot. Experiment fast, solve hard problems and ship. From personalised recommendations to the intelligence behind the platform, Saif is helping turn FindSpot from a student app into an AI-powered campus experience.
Our first Community Growth Leads. CBS students shaping how FindSpot launches.
I’m the person who has to look something up the moment I don’t know it. Between CBS and volunteering with animal rescue, I’ve got used to meeting very different people and working things out as I go. I joined FindSpot to make campus easier to navigate, and to make sure what’s happening at CBS actually reaches the students it’s meant for.
I get genuinely excited about things I hadn’t considered before, whether that’s an idea, a person, a place or an opportunity. Asking questions and saying yes took me from Business Administration and Sociology at CBS to a summer at Singapore Management University, and into communities I’d never have found otherwise. Opportunities shape where you end up, but only if you know they exist. I want to make more of them visible.
My friends call me the promoter of the group. I’m always organising the next dinner, trip or weekend plan, and making sure there’s something to look forward to. I moved to Copenhagen from Luxembourg five years ago, and outside CBS you’ll find me at reformer, trying a new restaurant or planning the next trip. I only discovered things like the Mentoring Programme in my final bachelor year. That’s exactly what I want to fix.
Meet me now and you’d never guess I was once an introvert. As a former co-founder and CFO I learned the value of taking initiative, and I’ll happily have either a deep or a completely pointless conversation with someone I met five minutes ago. Events are my thing, which is how I noticed they’re scattered across three platforms, with messy deadlines and a separate app for half of them. I joined FindSpot to put them in one place.
I moved here from Budapest last year and forgot 97 of the first 100 names I heard. I joined the team because campus shouldn’t run on luck and half-remembered introductions. The people worth knowing are already here, and one app should be enough to keep track of them. Deeper connections, in one place. And no more forgotten names.
I’m part of CBS Climbing, and I play tennis and football, but finding someone for a casual match is somehow harder than it should be, when dozens of students on campus are looking for exactly the same thing. CBS has so many societies that it’s hard to keep track of what’s out there, and good events get missed because they never leave one programme’s group chat. That shouldn’t be this hard.
I like making the most of what’s around me and seeing where things lead. I once joined CBSUN Society simply because it sounded interesting, and it ended up giving me the chance to go to New York. Something that seems small at first can turn into an experience you never expected. At CBS I’ve lost count of how many events and opportunities I found just a little too late. I joined FindSpot so fewer of them are left to chance.
For five years I made things easier to find for users at my old job, then I moved to Denmark and became the person who could never find anything. Opportunities rarely go missing because they don’t exist. They go missing because they never reach the right person in time. That’s the society you find a year too late, the event living in one group chat, and the friend you would have made if you’d known you were both looking. I joined FindSpot to close that gap for people I’ll actually see on campus tomorrow.
Join the next cohort of Community Growth Leads. It's voluntary and flexible, and you get founder access, a LinkedIn recommendation and a CV line that holds up.
