Research like an experienced admissions consultant. Jorbi uses the student’s profile, surfaces angles you might miss, and builds a plan you approve before checking current sources.
Finding sources for the questions you approved, using Maya’s saved profile.
Comparing official college and scholarship pages.
Cross-checking key requirements and deadlines.
Organizing checked evidence into one response.
Turning checked findings into an advising brief.
Sources reviewed · 3 searches
I found three financial-aid paths worth prioritizing for Maya based on her profile, intended major, and the upcoming deadlines.
Recommended next step: Ask the counselor about the nomination today, then prepare the two direct applications this week.
College financial-aid office · Official scholarship criteria · Nomination requirements
Worked for 10 minutes
Jorbi draws on the goals, academics, activities, preferences, and constraints you’ve saved for the student, so the research starts with their situation instead of a blank prompt.
Jorbi guides you through the questions an experienced admissions consultant would consider, asks for missing context, and helps turn a rough request into a focused plan you review and approve.
After you approve the plan, Jorbi checks key requirements against current sources and the student’s situation. If important evidence is missing or conflicts, it looks further before writing a cited answer for you to review.
Your question: Find good summer activities for Maya.
Jorbi asks: Maya is on a robotics team in Los Angeles. Is the priority free local opportunities with openings soon?
Clear research direction: Find free robotics clubs and summer programs near Los Angeles for rising 10th graders; check upcoming openings.
Research categories · Findings with sources · Add to student calendar
Student data is used only inside your account to personalize Jorbi. It is never sold or used to train AI models. Trusted providers handle sign-in and payments.
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Each student’s information is used for that student’s personalized work.
You decide what student information to save and can change or remove it.
In this example, a general prompt gets a broad reply. Jorbi brings in Maya’s profile, guides the follow-up questions, and checks evidence before recommending a next step.
Immediate answer
Recommend extracurriculars.
Consider the John Locke Essay Competition, Model United Nations, or FIRST Robotics. Pick one that matches your interests and commit to it. (Named ideas, but no check against Maya’s profile or location)
Maya · Grade 11 · USACO Silver · Hackathon experience
Find ways to deepen competitive programming, teamwork, and hackathon experience.
Check current competition options against Maya’s profile and strengthen missing evidence.
Add MIT Battlecode to Maya’s shortlist. It is a concrete way to build on her USACO Silver and hackathon experience while giving her another setting to demonstrate coding, teamwork, and sustained competitive preparation. Confirm the current format and eligibility on the official program page before participating.
Ready to share Reviewed against 3 sources
Explore MIT Battlecode. Builds on Maya’s USACO Silver and hackathon experience through coding and teamwork.
Competitive programming · Teamwork · Hackathons
Your question: Recommend extracurriculars for Maya.
Jorbi asks: Should we focus on competitive programming, teamwork, and building on her hackathon experience?
Clear research direction: Find ways to deepen Maya’s competitive programming and hackathon experience
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Jorbi can use relevant information you’ve saved for that student, such as goals, academics, activities, preferences, and constraints. Each student has a separate profile you can update.
It helps clarify what you’re trying to find out, asks for important missing context, and surfaces admissions considerations you may not have included. It then proposes a focused research plan.
Yes. You can review the proposed direction and ask for changes. The full research run begins only after you approve it.
Jorbi investigates current sources, checks the evidence against the student’s situation, and may look further if important gaps remain. It then writes and reviews an answer with sources you can inspect.
No research tool can guarantee that a program’s rules or dates will stay the same. Jorbi provides sources and checks its findings, but you should confirm important requirements and deadlines on the official pages before advising a student.
Jorbi is pay as you go, with no subscription. Planning and full Research use credits when you choose to use them. New accounts start with $10 in free credits.
Yes. Keep the answer in the student’s workspace, save a relevant deadline to the calendar, or export a DOCX brief.
Add the student’s profile, ask what to investigate, and let Jorbi spot what’s missing. Review the plan before Deep Research begins. No subscription; use credits for the work you choose.