A country-fit test, a plan counted back from your intake date, and an assistant that answers only from verified material — and says so plainly when there is none.
Photographs: Ясин Андриевский · original photograph
Verifiability
How we verify information
There are no testimonials on this page: the product is just launching, and invented stories on the first screen would destroy exactly what it promises. In their place — the mechanism. Everything below works right now.
Every fact carries a link and a date
An amount, a deadline or a requirement does not get into the base without the address of its primary source and the date somebody opened it. This is not an editorial promise that can be broken: a record without those fields is simply not accepted.
Where it comes from
the address of the official page the figure was taken from
When it was checked
the date an editor opened that page with their own eyes
When to check again
after this date the figure leaves the page instead of sitting there out of date
Every figure in the product is built this way — no exceptions.
The unverified is labelled
When the base holds no verified answer, the assistant answers from general knowledge — but flags in plain sight that this was not checked against a primary source. The label cannot be hidden.
How much money do I need to show for the visa?
Not editorially verified. This answer comes from the assistant's general knowledge, not our checked source base. Confirm any figures and deadlines on the official government or university page before relying on them — visa amounts change every year.
Not a paraphrase of the behaviour: the banner uses the very text the live assistant shows above an unverified answer.
The age of the information is visible
Material verified more than a year ago is flagged with a warning. Last year's figure is more dangerous than a missing one: a person notices an absence, but not an outdated number — they will rely on it.
This information was last checked more than a year ago — verify it against the official source.
The same text a reader sees above outdated material in the library.
Inside
What already works
A short list instead of a long one: only what you can open and try today.
01
Country-fit test
Eight dimensions: budget, language, difficulty of moving, career and others. The result explains what each dimension contributed instead of naming one country without showing its reasoning.
02
A plan with deadlines
Built from your goal and intake date, counting the steps backwards from it. When time is short the plan compresses and says so. The plan itself is free and visible in full; the dates counted from your intake date and the email reminders are part of Premium.
03
An assistant over a verified base
Answers from library material and shows the sources with their verification dates beneath each answer. Every number and every link is checked against the retrieved passages before the answer is shown.
04
Library of material
Articles with links to official sources and the date of the last check. Sources stay open without a subscription: verifiability is the product's promise, not a paid feature.
05
News with moderation
Feeds from official bodies, a summary written strictly from the source text, a link to the original. Nothing is published without a human.
Pricing
Start free
The free plan is a working product in a smaller volume, not a demo. Premium is for the move you are actually making.
Free
€0
forever
Library, short tests, a plan to read, and a few answers to try the assistant.
Choosing where to go
Country match test — 12 of 42 questions
Test result — Country list, no scores
“What if the budget were bigger”
Direction test — 12 of 24 questions
“How many languages” check — 5 of 12 questions
What each country declares about language
“Can I apply yet” check — 7 of 20 questions
Each gap broken down by country — Verdict and the five areas
Assistant
AI assistant messages — 5 answers to try it
Preparation plan
Plan with deadlines — Read-only, no dates
Email reminders about deadlines
Materials
In-depth guides
On both plans: The short library of verified materials · Source links and verification dates · Migration news digest
