Scholarship
The real cost of a scholarship application is not money: it is the four to six texts to write for a single application. The tool reads the calls, keeps the deadlines and writes the documents.
Scholarship
Two separate stages: searching without losing a weekend to it, then writing the documents without starting from scratch each time.
Not one more aggregator: four blogs read directly, at the source.
They are produced together, in the language of the call, from your resume and the scholarship text.
A scholarship dossier is judged on coherence: the resume must say the same thing as the texts.
A full dossier costs more than one application: better to know it upfront.
FAQ
What people ask before starting a dossier.
Six texts: cover letter, study plan, professional project, research project, statement of intent and a letter-of-recommendation template — plus the list of supporting documents to gather.
Four scholarship blogs are read directly by the tool, their recent listings collected with their deadline, then ranked against your profile. Coverage is not exhaustive: for anything else, paste the call for applications and the tool reads the text.
The language of the call for applications. An English call produces an English dossier, the tailored resume included.
About 43 credits, shown before and after generation. Editing the resume, the templates and the PDF export consume no credit.
Paste the call's text or provide its link in the Scholarships tab: the tool reads the document and produces the dossier, whether or not the scholarship was found automatically.
No, and it never claims to. It produces the texts, structures the dossier and tracks the deadlines; the decision belongs to the committee.
Find the call in the Scholarships tab, or paste its text: the six documents follow in one generation.
4 blogs tracked · ≈43 credits per complete dossier