Transparent matching
Every result explains itself. The student sees which parts of their profile fit the program and which do not, and can check the reasoning behind the score.
Products
One network,one student journey
Every product we build covers a different stretch of the same road. Gradsy is live in build; the rest are moving through the three stages.
Find, compare and apply to universities abroad — with the reasoning shown.
Students answer a few questions about their grades, budget, level and destination. Gradsy scores the whole catalogue against that profile and returns programs ranked by fit, each one carrying the reason it matched. From there, the student tracks documents, deadlines and offers through to enrolment in a single place.
Built for: Students applying to undergraduate and postgraduate programs abroad.
The whole catalogue
107,853 programs across 1,196 universities in 23 destinations, kept current and searchable by level, field, cost and country.
Cost up front
Tuition shown in the local currency with an approximate estimate alongside it, so cost is part of the comparison rather than a late surprise.
Documents and deadlines
A checklist of what each program actually asks for, and one place to track the student’s own genuine documents through to an offer.
In development
Unihub Community
Peer support
The students who just did it, answering the students about to.
Most of what a student needs is already known — by someone a year ahead of them. Unihub Community organises that knowledge by destination, intake and course, so the answer to “what actually happens at the visa interview” comes from someone who sat in that chair last month.
Built for: Applicants, offer-holders and students already on the ground.
Organised by journey
Rooms grouped by destination, intake and course rather than one undifferentiated feed.
Answers that stay
Good answers get kept and surfaced to the next student asking the same thing.
A workspace for universities and schools to stay accurate.
Program data goes stale fast, and students pay for it. Unihub for Institutions gives universities and schools a direct way to keep their programs, entry requirements, intakes and deadlines correct for the students browsing them.
Built for: Universities, colleges and schools.
Own your listing
Programs, requirements, intakes and deadlines maintained by the institution itself.
Reach students who fit
Requirements written once, matched against real student profiles automatically.
Exploring
Unihub Prep
Readiness
Preparation aimed at the requirements students are actually being asked to meet.
Entry requirements are specific: this test, this band, this subject. Unihub Prep is our early work on readiness that points directly at the requirement in front of the student rather than at a generic syllabus.
Built for: Students with a target program and a gap to close.
Requirement-led
Preparation scoped to the exact entry requirement of the programs a student is aiming at.
Honest about the gap
If a target is out of reach this intake, the student hears it early enough to act.
How we build
How a product joins the network
Products enter the network the same way every time — Listen, Build, Scale. A product does not get a launch date until it has earned one with real students.
Listen
We start with students, not features. Interviews, application walkthroughs, and the questions people are already asking in forums and group chats. The output is a written problem — not a wishlist.
Build
Small teams, real data from day one, shipped in weeks rather than quarters. We prototype against the actual catalogue and the actual paperwork, so the thing we test is the thing students get.
Scale
Once a product earns its keep with real students, we widen it: more destinations, more languages, more of the journey covered — and we fold what we learned back into the next product.
Building something adjacent?
Universities, schools and partners who work with students on this journey — we would like to hear what you are missing.
Build with us
Universities, schools, partners and people who want to work on this — we would like to hear from you.