Answers with a citation attached.
A general chatbot will happily invent a university, a fee and an entry grade. This one answers out of the catalogue, and every claim it makes links to the record it came from.
- 3 minutes to build a profile
- 6 questions asked
- Every claim linked to a record
- KMTC Nakuru[1]Diploma in Nursing · open
- KUCCPS criteria[2]C+ with Biology and Chemistry
- Fees and intake[3]KES 80,700 a year · September
Yes. KMTC Nakuru admits a C+ to its Diploma in Nursing [1] if Biology and Chemistry are C+ or better [2]. The September intake is open, at KES 80,700 a year [3].
Every claim cited to a recordIt knows two things a general model cannot.
What you have told it about yourself, and what is actually in the Kenyan catalogue. Those two constraints are the whole difference between advice that sounds right and advice you can act on, because both halves are checkable.
- 01catalogue data
Grounded in the catalogue
Fees, entry marks, pay and ratings come from records. Where the catalogue has no answer, it says so.
- 02profile context
It has read your profile
Your stage, strengths, constraints and targets, from six questions, so you never restate your situation.
- 03verified sources
Every claim is a link
Name a course and you get its record; quote a salary and you get the career. Each is one click to check.
- 04constraint mapping
It asks before it advises
Cost, location, family and how long you can study change the answer, so it asks rather than assumes.
- 05persistent threads
Threads that persist
A decision worked through in March is still there in August, with saved records pinned as context.
- 06attachments and voice
Attach a file, or speak
A document you attach is read with your question, and you can talk with the transcript shown as you go.
Three minutes of honest answers.
Six questions, and the profile is short on purpose because a long assessment gets abandoned. The answers shape every conversation after, so the coach never asks what you already told it.
Answer the questions
A short guided conversation that adapts, so it does not ask what it can infer. Six questions is the ceiling, and most profiles finish in under three minutes.
01 · Structured Admissions Intake Dialogue
Coach
What was your KCSE mean grade and county preference?
Candidate
KCSE C+ (54 Pts) · Nakuru · KMTC Nursing or TVET
Coach
What is your maximum annual tuition ceiling?
Gathers academic, financial and regional constraints before querying records
Who gets it.
Each tier adds tools on top of the one below, and credits, which is how much model work you can spend in a week.
The catalogue is open and needs no account. The app is free to join, and a tier only changes how much it does.
Compare tiersThe open catalogue, the coach, goals and trends, with no card required.
Four times the allowance, plus Adapt and every résumé tool.
Eight times the allowance, plus applications and interview practice.
Where it stops.
A grounded model is still a model. These are the boundaries the grounding does not remove.
- 01 · catalogue boundaryout of scope
It only knows the catalogue.
Kenyan courses, careers and institutions; outside that, it says so rather than improvise.
- 02 · pastoral supportout of scope
It is not a counsellor.
It helps with decisions about study and work, and should not be used for anything heavier.
- 03 · profile verificationout of scope
It cannot verify what you tell it.
The profile is your account of yourself, and the advice inherits its errors.
- 04 · derived ratingsout of scope
Its ratings are derived.
Each exposure figure is an estimate from published research, linked so you can weigh it.
- 05 · direct applicationout of scope
It does not apply for you.
Nor does it contact institutions or know today's intakes, which change faster than records.
- 06 · model wordingout of scope
It is a language model.
Between citations it can still word something wrongly; the linked record is the authority.
Common questions.
If yours is not here, ask. We answer in writing so the answer is quotable, and we correct the record when we get one wrong.
Ask usBring it a real question.
It is most useful when you already have a course or a career in front of you and want to know whether it is the right one.