The college copilot
that gets you Accepted

A 'spike' is a deeply focused area of exceptional talent or achievement, the one pursuit where a student is genuinely elite, not merely well-rounded. Top colleges don't build classes of generalists; they curate a well-rounded class made of spiky individuals, each bringing something specific and rare. A student with a spike in AI research, competitive debate, or competitive robotics stands out far more than one who lists 10 average activities. Uni's admissions audit helps you identify, measure, and sharpen your spike so admissions officers remember you.

Private counselors charge anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000, and sessions are limited by whatever that counselor personally knows about a given college. Most AI tools give generic, one-off feedback without any memory of your broader application.

Uni is different because it holds your full profile in context: your GPA, coursework, activities, essays, and target schools. Every piece of advice it gives is grounded in that complete picture, not just the paragraph you pasted in. You get data-driven college matching, essay feedback, spike identification, college list strategy, and deadline tracking for $19/month, available 24/7.

Our essay evaluation model is trained on successful college essays and admissions officer feedback to model current admissions trends. It analyzes your writing for clarity, structure, tone, clichés, and red flags. It then provides specific suggestions to help you improve your narrative and make your story more compelling.

Absolutely. We use industry-standard encryption and security protocols to protect your personal and academic information. Your privacy is our top priority.

Yes. Uni is designed to empower students in their authentic college journey, not to game the system. Our AI tools help students better express their genuine experiences and ideas, similar to how a college counselor or writing tutor would help. We strictly prohibit essay writing on behalf of students and instead focus on providing feedback, suggestions, and guidance that helps students improve their own work while maintaining their unique voice and honesty in the application process.

Absolutely. In fact, starting early is the single biggest advantage a student can have. Students who begin in 9th or 10th grade have time to identify their spike, build activities around it, and walk into application season with a coherent, compelling narrative already in place. Uni's extracurricular database and admissions audit are especially valuable for younger students who want to be intentional about how they spend their time. Parents: the earlier your child starts, the more options they'll have.