Unit and Cohort Communities
Users select a military unit to access its general community, and can optionally choose a cohort month and year to meet people from the same period.
Tertip is a mobile community app that brings together people preparing for military service and people who want to share their past experience around units and cohort periods.
The app helps users select a military unit, reach the relevant community, follow posts in global and unit feeds, join real-time chats, and exchange practical experience about the military service process. Tertip is not an official institution app; content is created by users.

Explore the Tertip experience through global chat, feeds, unit selection, search, and utility information screens.

The first version of Tertip focuses on community discovery, posts, real-time chat, and safer interaction flows.
Users select a military unit to access its general community, and can optionally choose a cohort month and year to meet people from the same period.
Global and unit chats support text or single-image messages, replies to specific messages, and unread message indicators.
The global feed combines general community posts with posts from unit communities, shown chronologically with a clear source label.
Anonymous users can read content and search; posting, commenting, messaging, reporting, and blocking require sign-up with email, Google, or Apple.
Users can search units, cities, posts, and people, and access helper areas such as countdown, packing list, glossary, and frequently asked questions.
Reporting, user blocking, community rules, and reminders against sharing sensitive personal or military information are built into the experience.
Product Approach
The brief's main goal was to get users to the right community quickly without making the first version heavy with unnecessary social features.
Unit and cohort selection is not a required profile identity; it is used to route users to the right community area.
Anonymous users can browse content, while posting, liking, reporting, or blocking is connected to the registered user flow.
Posts from different communities can appear in one global feed, with a clear source label showing where each post was shared.
Instead of private messaging, follows, badges, polls, or advanced moderation, the product prioritizes core community, chat, and safety flows.
We can design and build a mobile community product like Tertip with real-time chat, feeds, search, and strong safety flows.
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