Who built this
I built this because I needed it.
In December 2025 I was going through my own university applications. Prerequisites, deadlines, program requirements and scholarship dates were scattered across dozens of websites, and none of them talked to each other. Working out what I needed to do, and when, took longer than doing it.
So I built MyFuturePlan — first for myself, then for the people around me. I showed it to my guidance counsellor, who was the one who suggested I take it further.
That is the whole track record. There is no funding behind this, no pilot district, and no case study to show you. What there is: a working product built by someone who was inside the problem this year, and who would rather find out what is wrong with it now than after building the wrong thing for two years.
If you run a guidance department, the useful conversation is not a demo. It is you telling me which parts of this are naive.