Everything ittakes to get in.

Tell us where you’re aiming. We pair you with a counselor who has taken students there, and the two of you work in one private terminal until the last submission.

Personalized counseling, in one private terminal.

One counselor, matched to where you want to go. One workspace the two of you share, built for the application, from the college list to the last essay. For schools, the same terminal on their counselors’ side.

How pairing works

Three doors in.

The Van Wickle Gates at Brown University

Your counselor

Tell us your target schools, your major and your timeline. We pair you with a counselor who has taken students exactly there, and the two of you work together from the first list to the last submission.

How pairing works
Nassau Hall at Princeton University in autumn

The terminal

The private workspace you share with your counselor: the list with the odds stated, essays with every draft kept, notes on the line, tasks on the calendar. Yours, and nobody else’s.

See the terminal
Harvard Yard in autumn

For schools

A counseling office licenses the same terminal on its counselors’ side: every student’s readiness, risk and next action on one screen, in September rather than December.

The console

The terminal you share.

The list, the essays, activities and honors, recommenders, testing, aid and documents, in one place. You and your counselor see the same screen. Nobody else does unless you let them.

fledgy.ai/dashboard/colleges

College list

6 schools · 3 reach · 2 target · 1 safety

Stanford University

3.9%

MIT

4.5%

Duke University

6.3%

University of Michigan

18%

University of Washington

43%

Purdue University

50%

Essays · 6 of 9

Personal statement

Final

Why Stanford?

Revising

Roommate letter

Not started

From your counselor

Ask Mr. Delgado for your second letter

Due Oct 15

Note on “Why Stanford?”

Paragraph 2

Stanford REA

12 days

Know the odds.

Every university on your list carries its most recent published admit rate and the deadline for each round it offers. Your counselor sees the same table you do. Nothing here is a promise, only the numbers, stated where you will see them.

  • Harvard University

    REA · Nov 1

    3.6%

  • Stanford University

    REA · Nov 1

    3.9%

  • MIT

    EA · Nov 1

    4.5%

  • Yale University

    REA · Nov 1

    4.6%

  • Princeton University

    REA · Nov 1

    4.5%

  • Columbia University

    ED · Nov 1

    3.9%

  • Penn

    ED · Nov 1

    5.4%

  • Brown University

    ED · Nov 1

    5.2%

  • Cornell University

    ED · Nov 1

    7.3%

  • Dartmouth College

    ED · Nov 1

    5.4%

  • Duke University

    ED · Nov 1

    6.3%

  • University of Chicago

    EA · Nov 1

    4.8%

Most recent published cycle. Deadlines are the typical annual window.

Your counselor

Matched to where you’re going.

Tell us your list and your timeline. We pair you with a counselor who has taken students through it, and they work in your terminal: a task lands on your calendar, a note stays on the words it was written about, a reply arrives in the thread. Already have a school counselor? Enter the school’s code and they see the same screen.

From your counselor

Ms. Okafor · Lincoln High School

Ask Mr. Delgado for your second letter

Due Oct 15

Northwestern ED wants two. You have one in. Ask this week so he has a month.

Opens: Rec letters · worth +6 on readiness

Note on “Why Northwestern?” · paragraph 2

“…the Medill program, its reputation, and the opportunities it would give me.”

This is the sentence every applicant writes. Name the one course, one professor or one thing Medill made that you have actually read.

Got it. Rewriting with the Knight Lab piece I read in June. Draft by Friday.

School counselors see status and prompts, never the essay text, unless the student shares it.

Readiness

One number that means something.

How much of the work is done and on time, weighted the way the work is weighted, with every task priced by what finishing it is worth. Not your odds: the part you control. Try it.

Do the work

39%ready

Essays

20%

still in progress

College list

49%

3 of 8 for application season

Applications

33%

0 of 3 submitted

Activities

18%

3 of 10 for application season

Open risks

UrgentRecommendations not askedAttentionNo safety schoolAttentionEssays against the clock

The same rules module the dashboard runs, scoring in your browser with nothing to call. 100% means the work is done and on time, not that you'll get in.

Get matched this week.

Tell us where you’re aiming, meet your counselor, and the first note lands on the line. A school can have its console running the same day.

Students on the steps of Low Memorial Library, Columbia University