Every screen below is the real product, shown with a sample student’s work. Start anywhere.
Your fit read is free: about 20 questions, about 6 minutes. A free account adds a school-by-school read on 15 schools you choose.
Each tab holds two to four sections, and they start closed so the page is not a wall of screenshots. Click any heading to open it. One opens at a time, so you never lose your place.
A parent gets their own sign-in and a parent centric view of the workspace: the list as it stands, what has been done, and what is coming.
The student's list, their progress through it, and the reads a parent can open for themselves rather than being told about.
Either of you can hold the pass. A parent can buy it, and a student who started on their own can invite a parent in later without starting again.
Progress updates and helpful nudges. Essay content stays with the student.
| Personal statement | 1 draft · worked on today |
| Skidmore College supplement 1 | 1 draft · worked on today |
| Skidmore College supplement 2 | 1 draft · worked on today |
| Macalester College supplement 1 | 1 draft · worked on today |
| Macalester College supplement 2 | 1 draft · worked on today |
| Oberlin College supplement | 1 draft · worked on today |
Since Sep 21, 2026, Emma has added Oberlin College, Macalester College, Skidmore College, Connecticut College, and Franklin and Marshall College to Targets, removed Carleton College and Davidson College from Targets, removed University of Virginia-Main Campus, Swarthmore College, and Princeton University from Stretches, and moved Kenyon College from Likelies to Targets.
Privacy note: the student turns this on, and can turn it off again. A parent cannot switch it on for themselves. Parent and student chats stay separate and private to each of them.
About twenty questions, about 6 minutes, and a read on the schools that best suit the student. No charge.
Start the free read Passes from $29 when you want the writing help. What it costsPreviews from a sample student. The schools are real and the reads are the real ones Mr. Lambert writes. Yours are built from your own answers.