Uni-Verse is a student run college accountability platform based in India. It functions as a public record of what campuses are actually like, written and verified by the students who attend them. The platform aims to provide an honest alternative to official college brochures and unverified anonymous forums. Students can submit posts about their campus experiences, which remain anonymous to the public but are tied to a verified identity. A post only appears on the permanent public record after at least five verified classmates from the same campus confirm its accuracy. Colleges are given a fixed window to respond publicly to each entry, and their silence or response affects a campus wide Verity Score, a numerical rating from 0 to 1000 that cannot be influenced by payments or listings. The platform includes several key features. Only students or alumni who have completed an identity verification process can submit or endorse posts. All submissions are processed through an AI system that strips personal identifiers before publication, ensuring anonymity. Entries are permanent once they meet the verification threshold, and each outcome contributes to the campus Verity Score. Colleges can reply in public within a set timeframe, and verified students can audit whether a promised fix is actually implemented within 72 hours. The platform does not display advertisements and is free for students to use. Typical use cases include students reporting issues such as hostel conditions, food quality, or academic concerns in a way that holds colleges accountable without exposing the individual. Aspirants and parents can consult the public record to make informed decisions about which college to choose, rather than relying solely on marketing materials. The workflow involves a student submitting a post, which is held in a private queue until enough verified peers from the same campus back it. Once published, the college is notified and can respond. The entire process is designed to prevent the platform from becoming a space for harassment or fake reviews, as seen with earlier anonymous campus apps that lacked verification and accountability. Technical requirements for users include providing proof of enrollment or alumni status during the verification process. The platform operates as a web based service accessible at uni-verse.co.in. It does not require any software installation beyond a standard web browser. The system is built to ensure that no single user can manipulate the record, and the Verity Score is calculated algorithmically based on verified entries and college responses. The platform is intended for the entire Indian higher education landscape, covering over 50,000 institutions and 43 million students.