Cut thebullsh*t.
A “chanceme” so accurate it might as well be your college decision.
(Probably more accurate than the AO reading your file.)
A committee, not a calculator.
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Brutally honest.
We tell you where you actually stand, not what you want to hear. And we don't invent flaws to sound smart.
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No fake percentages.
Forget “38% chance.” You get a verdict and exactly why.
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Eight readers, two models each.
One opinion is a guess. Eight specialist readers each take one part of your file, two models read every part independently, and the chair settles where they disagree.
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Private. Actually.
Never sold, no ads, and no college ever sees it. Encrypted in transit and at rest. Delete a run or your whole account whenever you want.
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Watch your file get read.
Every reader note lands live as the committee works through your application.
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Dirt cheap.
From 50¢ a run. No subscription, nothing recurring, and you see the whole bill before you pay.
Pay per run. From 50¢ from credits.
Every run puts your file in front of about a dozen AI model calls. The price follows the length of your application, and every fee is on the bill before anything is charged.
- Priced by length.A short file costs less than one with every essay. You see the bill before you pay.
- No subscription.Pay per run. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
- Credits never expire.Buy credits once and every run skips the card fee. A run that fails goes back to your balance.
Questions.
All questions →Is the result my real decision?
No. It is an informed estimate of how a file like yours tends to be read. Real committees see things we don't, such as your actual letters, and their decisions depend on the rest of the pool.
Why don't I get a percentage?
Because nobody can honestly give you one. A number like 38% looks precise and isn't. You get the decision our mock committee reaches and the reasons for it.
Who sees my application?
You, and the AI models that read it (the companies that run them are listed on the Subprocessors page). It is never sold, never used for ads and never sent to a college. It travels over encrypted connections and is encrypted at rest, and you can delete a run or your whole account whenever you want.
What does it cost?
You pay per run, priced by the length of your application plus a small cloud fee. There is no subscription, and you see the whole bill before anything is charged. Paying by card adds a processing fee; credits avoid it on each run.
Do I have to add my essays?
No. Without them, readers assume your essays are typical for a file like yours, which is neutral. If yours are stronger than that, add them.
How long does a run take?
Usually about a minute. Reader notes appear live while it runs.