Less stress at home.
A clear plan for your child.
Unilume turns applying into a clear plan and takes the research and routine off your child’s plate. Free to start.
One clear plan. Every task and deadline in order.
AI feedback at every step. Essays, profile, activities.
Free to start. Then $10 or $20, once.
You're asked to pay for help you can't see.
The work happens in portals and drafts you rarely get to read, so it’s hard to know what you’re paying for.
See their first shortlist before you spend a cent.
One place for every application.
Fees next to every university
Yearly tuition beside every match. The budget filter counts tuition only.
Every application, with what it costs
Yearly cost, next deadline and readiness for each application.
Dates that show their source
Each date links where it came from and says if it’s provisional.
Lumy won’t write the essays
It asks questions and points at weak paragraphs. The words stay theirs.
Activities from their own notes
Entries drafted from your child’s notes, saved only when they approve.
A profile check, free
Eight areas and a next step for each gap. Free.
Pay once. No subscription.
- Your full profile & questionnaire
- Recommended universities — Dream / Target / Safe
- Profile check: the first steps to a stronger profile
- Enough to map your route before spending a cent
- Lumy AI chat across your workspace
- ~10 research runs, up to 5 programs each
- AI feedback on essays, CV and activities
- Application planner & deadline tracking
- Credits never expire
- Everything in Starter
- 2,200 credits — 10% bonus
- ~23 research runs, up to 5 programs each
- Full essay & portfolio review across all your schools
- Scholarship finder
Your child's data isn't sold.
Sign-in is a one-time code or Google, with no ID documents. OpenAI and Anthropic process essay text but may not train on it. For a copy or deletion, email legal@unilume.org.
“We built the guide we wished we’d had when we applied.”
Unilume — built by students who went through this themselves
They were lost once, too.
Tap a card to read their story
Admitted
Honestly I was kind of lost at the start — too many programmes, no idea which fit me. It just helped to have someone actually go through it with me step by step instead of me guessing.
Admitted
I didn't think I had a shot at LSE, so I almost didn't bother. Turns out my application was way stronger than I gave it credit for — I just didn't know how to show it.
Admitted
The portfolio was the scariest part. Getting actual feedback instead of just submitting and hoping made me way less anxious about the whole thing.
Admitted
I kept second-guessing whether biomed abroad was even realistic for me. Seeing it laid out — the real requirements, the costs, what I actually had a shot at — made it feel possible instead of terrifying.
Questions from parents
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