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An AI Twin for every student, grades 6–12
FOR SCHOOL LEADERS
THE PROBLEM
Students leave evidence of who they could become across grade books, notes and rosters. With caseloads in the hundreds, no counselor can hold every thread for six years. Families with means buy that attention. Most students go without it.
WHAT IT IS
Every student gets an AI Twin that reads their record as one life, notices patterns, brings vetted opportunities, and shows real college prices for their family. Counselors see who needs them this week. The Twin never replaces a counselor; it points students back to one.
WHY NOW
Connecticut, New Jersey and New York now tie financial-aid filing to graduation or require it of every senior; Massachusetts publishes district completion rates. Sources verified September 2026.
WHAT IT ASKS OF US
A roster export (student ID, grade, school), which most districts already produce. No new data entry for staff. A counseling lead as pilot sponsor.
WHAT IT COSTS
Pricing on request, per student per year, paid by the school. Families at that school pay nothing. Foundation funding may be available for districts that can't budget it.
THE PILOT
One semester in one or two high schools, grades 11–12, starting in aid-filing season. Measured against our own prior-year baseline: aid completions and documented waivers first; deadlines met and counselor hours saved second.
STUDENT DATA
Hosted by us today; a district’s own database and keys, cloud or hardware aren’t built yet. Each role sees only what it should, enforced by the database. Adults see patterns and deadlines, never what a student typed. Never sold, never advertised against, and we don’t use it to train AI models. If the pilot ends, we delete its students’ records within 60 days unless the district asks us to return them first.