UniGo+

UniGo+ is a college planning app for iPhone and iPad aimed at students from middle school through 12th grade and the parents following their plans. It is a planning tool rather than a course: it does not teach a subject, but it lays out what a student should be doing each year on the way to college and keeps the list, the deadlines and the family on the same page.

The plan starts from the grade the student is in now. Middle school and 9th grade focus on habits, a few activities worth keeping and grades that start to count. 10th grade goes deeper into the subjects the student likes, adds harder classes and sketches a first college list. 11th grade covers test prep, campus research and choosing the teachers to ask for recommendations. 12th grade walks through the final list, essays, applications and financial aid step by step. The roadmap in the app is built from the student's own grades, goals and dream schools, and tasks are checked off as they are done.

The college search asks what matters to the student and returns a short list of schools worth researching, each with a reason written in plain language rather than a mystery score, plus cost estimates to help families plan ahead. A student can set a dream school and track progress toward it. Parents add each of their children and see every roadmap and where things stand in one view.

An AI guide inside the app answers questions about coursework, testing and the college list. It is labelled as AI, and the app is explicit that important decisions still belong with the family and the school counselor. UniGo+ shows no ads and says it does not sell personal information; the account and its data can be deleted from Settings.

UniGo+ is made by Maxbull LLC and is rated 4+ on the App Store, with the app itself intended for students 13 and up. Pricing is a 3-day free trial with full access, then $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year, billed through the Apple account and cancellable in Settings. Homeschool families can use it as a planning layer alongside their own high school transcript and course work.