Everything the application asks of you

Not a stack of separate products bolted together. One path through the year, with the right tool already waiting at each point on it.

First

Decide where to apply

Before anything gets written, the list has to be right. These three build it and keep it honest.

School Research

Reaches, targets and safeties matched to your profile, with a reason for each.

Seven weightable categories you can open up and set yourself, your real net price at your family income, and program strength in your intended field. Every figure shows its source.

My College List

Your shortlist, with rounds, statuses and a warning when two schools clash.

Pick a round and the deadline lands on your calendar automatically. Flags the mistake nobody catches in time, like two Early Decision schools on one list.

Scholarships

Awards matched to who you are, with amounts, deadlines and how competitive they are.

Filters by the things that actually decide eligibility rather than showing you every award in the country. Saved awards join your deadline calendar.

Then

Say who you are

The writing is the part people dread. These four make it specific, and keep it yours.

Essay Grader

Honest, kind feedback on structure, voice and prompt fit. Your voice stays yours.

Every note quotes the sentence it is about, so you can disagree with it. Grade a revision and watch the score move. It will never rewrite a line for you.

Resume Builder

Activities, leadership and awards, formatted to drop into the Common App.

Respects the character limits the Common App actually enforces, so nothing gets truncated the moment you paste it across.

Brag Sheet

Surface the stories and traits your counselor needs for a great rec letter.

Eight prompts that pull out the specifics a recommender cannot invent. Hand the result over and their letter stops being generic.

Interview Prep

Practice tailored to your major and schools, with notes on what they listen for.

Drafts save as you type, so the answer you worked out in September is still there in January.

Throughout

Keep the whole thing standing

The quiet work that stops the last week from becoming a crisis.

Deadline Calendar

Early Action, Early Decision, Regular, FAFSA and CSS in one place, with buffers built in.

Buffers are the point. A deadline that arrives on the day is a deadline you have already missed.

FAFSA & CSS Helper

Step-by-step aid forms in plain language, with the commonly-missed fields flagged.

Tells you which steps take days to clear, like the FSA ID, so they get started first rather than discovered last.

Parent & Advisor

A calm overview for the people supporting you. Progress, never pressure.

They see progress and can comment on what you share. They can never edit your work or open a draft you have not shared. You can disconnect anyone at any time.

All of it, free

Every tool on this page is free to start, no card. What you pay for is the AI reading your essay again and again, which is the part that costs us money each time you run an essay through the grader over and over as it changes, and plenty of students never need that.