From the first classroom to a life of their own
One secure workspace for community-based organizations, schools, the families they serve and the universities looking for their students.
See the workspace
Discover, without names
A university filters a pool of students by year, interests and more. No names appear. When a profile fits, it asks the organization for an introduction.
Recorded in the demo workspace. Every person and organization shown is fictional.
On stage at the NACAC Conference 2026
What we are building
A place where every community-based organization can reach every university in the United States and around the world.
Our mission is to connect the community-based organizations of America, so the right students find the right colleges. An application can now be polished by a machine that has never met the student. A counselor at a CBO has. We built this platform so the people who know a student's real story can carry it to the colleges that should hear it.
Read our missionDemo workspaces prepared for the admissions teams at
- Harvard University
- Stanford University
- UC Irvine
- UC San Diego
These are demonstrations we prepared to show each team. The universities named here have not endorsed or joined CBOs of America.
A university never sees a student's name until the CBO and the family both say yes.
One workspace
How a day works
You add a student once. A counselor is assigned, and from then on every task, form, message, meeting and college application lives on that one record.
The people allowed to see it see the same thing. Privacy rules are built into the database, not written in a handbook.
- Add and assign
- Import your roster or add students one by one, then give each counselor a caseload.
- Track the work
- Tasks, deadlines and progress for each student, with a timeline of everything that happened.
- Talk to families
- Team channels for staff and direct messages with students and parents.
- Collect and report
- Intake and consent forms signed on a phone, and outcome reports for your board and funders.
Who it is for
CBOs
Your roster, caseloads, tasks, team channels, family messages and forms in one place. You decide which students are listed for universities, and you answer every request before a family is asked.
See what a CBO getsSchools and counselors
A counseling office works next to a member CBO at no cost. Shared students, shared tasks, one thread with the family.
See how schools take partStudents and families
Students see their tasks and messages. Parents follow progress. Nothing about a student reaches a university unless the student, or the guardian of a minor, says yes.
See what families controlUniversities
Search a pool of students by graduation year, state, interests and GPA band. No names. When a profile fits, ask the CBO for an introduction.
See how Discover works
How a student is introduced
Four steps, in this order, every time
CBOs list students in a pool with the names taken off. Universities browse that pool. Identity only moves when two separate people agree to it.
University01
Asks for an introduction
A recruiter finds a profile with no name on it and sends a request that says why they are asking.
CBO02
Decides first
Staff who know the student approve or decline. A declined request ends here and the family is never asked.
Student or guardian03
Gives consent
An adult student decides for themselves. For a minor, the guardian decides. Staff cannot answer for a family.
Release04
Identity is shared
The university can now read the profile. Every read is logged. Access ends after 12 months or the moment it is revoked.
Security first
Built in, not added later
Student records are the most sensitive thing a CBO holds. The rules that protect them live in the database, where an interface bug cannot skip them.
- Row level security
- Every table checks who is asking before it returns a single row.
- Two-step sign in for staff
- Admins, counselors and recruiters confirm a code from an authenticator app.
- An audit log
- Every time a university reads a released profile, the read is recorded.
- No ads, no trackers
- No advertising or analytics scripts run on the site or in the workspace.
Membership
Flat annual memberships
Community-based organizations
An independent nonprofit that students choose to join.
Schools and district counseling offices
The place a student is enrolled, with its own counselors.
Universities and colleges
An admissions or outreach team.
Independent counselors
A private college counselor or a small practice.
Other organizations
An association, a training provider or any organization that is not a CBO, a school or a university.
One flat price a year for each kind of member, shown at the end of the signup form. No fee per student, per referral, per application or per enrollment.
See memberships and deposit terms
Hold a founding place for your organization, or walk through the workspace first.
The demo uses fictional students and organizations. No account is needed.