Paste text, upload images or a PDF, or fetch the public URL you enter. The run keeps the source type and any usable URL; it never invents a citation or page number.
The document is organized into application windows, required documents, length rules, language requirements, and selection flow, with a parse-confidence marker on each item. Anything the source does not clearly support is marked for confirmation rather than filled in.
The tool does not read education, home institution, language-score, or target-school profile data. Compare dates, documents, and clauses with the official source, and leave uncertain items explicitly unconfirmed.
The original parse run is private to the current account. A public contribution requires a second confirmation and enters review first. A separate handoff updates an existing application-prep record or creates a new prep record and timeline; it never submits an application, charges a fee, or sends a message.
You get an editable structured checklist. The parse uses only the source and attachments you submit — it does not read your student profile or decide your eligibility. Account data is used only for sign-in, availability and quote checks, and ownership of saved results and timeline entries. The original parse stays private to this account; a public contribution needs another confirmation and human review.
Deadlines and required documents are read automatically · unreadable passages are flagged
Looking only at the deadline makes it easy to miss word limits, required forms, sealed originals, delivery rules, and eligibility clauses. A safer process separates the document into schedule, documents, format, language, and eligibility, then checks every extraction against the official text. This tool organizes that verification; it does not replace the school's decision or your own eligibility check.
last year's guideline is not current.
opening, arrival, exam, result, and enrollment differ.
go back to the page for every item.
a certificate is not a photo.
check type, validity, delivery, and arrival.
guessed clauses turn into incidents later.