Five answers, a scored shortlist you can interrogate, and a handoff to the university's own application system.
Degree level, field, nationality, budget and — optionally — a destination. No documents, no account. Nationality matters because it changes tuition liability, visa route and scholarship eligibility, not because we are profiling you.
City is deliberately not asked for. Narrowing to a city before you have seen what exists hides options; it is available as a filter once you have results.
Five weighted dimensions:
Each dimension returns its own subscore and a plain-language reason, which is why every result carries a “Why this matches” disclosure. A match score is guidance about fit. It is not a prediction, and only the university can assess your application.
Up to four programs side by side: tuition, duration, language, deadline, entry requirements, scholarships and city. On a phone the table becomes a swipeable set of cards rather than a shrunken grid.
Every apply link goes to the institution's own application system. We record that the click happened — which university, which program, your language, the position in your results — so we can report outbound volume. No IP address, cookie or account identifier is stored with it, and the university never receives your search terms.
AI summarises your result set, explains a requirement, and compares options — always from the same verified program records the rest of the site uses, with the source count shown. It does not invent programs, set tuition figures, or decide what ranks above what.