Autopilot is Jorbi's always-on research mode. Turn it on once and a team of six AI specialists keeps researching schools, scholarships, deadlines, essays, and admissions news for your student on a recurring schedule. No prompts to write, no reminders to set.
TL;DR: Jorbi Autopilot is an always-on research mode for college admissions. Six AI specialists research schools, scholarships, deadlines, essays, and admissions news for your student on a recurring schedule matched to their grade and the admissions calendar, then deliver a cited email digest after every run. No prompts to write, no subscription: pay-as-you-go credits with $10 free to start.
Updated 2026-08-14
Every Autopilot run, Jorbi writes its own research questions for your student and sends the full six-agent team to answer them. The team looks for new scholarships your student qualifies for, upcoming application deadlines, essay prompt updates, and admissions news, all matched to your student's grade, GPA, interests, and goals. You never write a prompt: Autopilot decides what to research and does the work.
Autopilot follows the admissions calendar for your student's grade. A senior in November gets research on Early Decision deadlines and financial aid; a sophomore in June gets summer programs and extracurricular planning. Each run picks topics that matter right now for your student's stage, so the research is always timely instead of generic. That calendar matters: only 59% of the class of 2026 had completed the FAFSA by June 30, meaning 4 in 10 students risked missing aid. (NCAN, 2026)
Six AI specialists work on every run. Jorbi directs the research, Sara synthesizes findings into a sourced briefing, Maya queries a U.S. News-backed database of 100+ universities, Riley searches the live web for the latest news and policy changes, Alex finds matching extracurriculars and summer programs, and Blair hunts scholarships your student qualifies for.
After every run you get an email digest summarizing what the team found: new scholarships with amounts and deadlines, schools worth a look, saved deadlines, and admissions updates, plus a link to the full research so you can read every finding with its sources.
Autopilot uses your regular pay-as-you-go credits. There is no subscription and no separate fee. You start with $10 in free credits, enough for about 2-3 complete research runs (each run uses around $3-5 in credits). You only pay for the research that actually runs, and you can turn Autopilot off anytime with one switch.
ChatGPT waits for your prompts and answers from general knowledge. Autopilot researches on its own schedule without being asked, uses six specialized agents instead of one chatbot, pulls verified data from a U.S. News-backed database plus live web searches, and cites every source so you can check the findings yourself. For most families there's no backup either: the average U.S. public school has just one counselor for every 372 students. (ASCA, 2024–25)
Create a free account, set up your student's profile in a few minutes (grade, GPA, interests, goals), and flip the Autopilot switch. The first run starts researching for your student right away, and you stay in control: one switch turns it off whenever you want.
Set up your student's profile in minutes and turn on Autopilot. Deadlines, essays, scholarships, and admissions news researched automatically.