Diplomare is the family home base for the college years — reach, target & safety lists, essays, deadlines, scholarships, and test scores. Built for the parent managing it all, and the students doing the work.
Forty-seven tabs, three spreadsheets, a shared Google Doc, and a paper planner. That's the average family's system. Replace it with a single source of truth that speaks parent and student fluently.
Reach, target, and safety — continuously rebalanced against GPA, test scores, ECs, and the admit rate math your counselor wishes she had time to run.
Every deadline for every school for every student, rolled into one calendar. Early Decision, regular, priority, FAFSA, CSS, merit aid — all on autopilot.
Every prompt, every draft, version-controlled. Share with a counselor; never lose a line.
Scholarship pipeline matched to your student, deadlines stacked, applications templated.
Net-price modeling across schools. Stop comparing sticker; start comparing what you'll actually owe.
Powered by Claude — grounded in the public admissions data you'd research yourself (admit rates, SAT/GPA bands, merit generosity). Ask “should Hazen add a safety in the Midwest?” and read the reasoning behind every answer.
Switch between students without switching apps. Hazen, Zoey, Isabella — each on their own timeline, all under one dashboard.
3 STUDENTS · 1 DASHBOARD · 0 SPREADSHEETS
Recruiting profiles, NCAA eligibility tracking, and coach outreach templates — built alongside the academic side, not bolted on.
Course recommendations calibrated to target schools and intended major. AP, IB, dual-enroll — all mapped to what actually helps the application.
Track credits toward graduation across semesters. Catch the missing half-credit in October, not April of senior year.
No multi-thousand-dollar consultant. No fourteen-step onboarding. Just a process built by parents who lived the spreadsheet chaos and refused to ship until it actually worked.
Import transcripts, scores, activities, recs. One guided pass, fifteen minutes per student. The system learns your kid.
~ 15 minAI matching proposes a balanced portfolio — reach, target, safety. You argue with it, refine it, own it.
~ 45 minDeadlines on autopilot. Essays tracked. Aid modeled. You show up weekly; the system shows up every day.
~ senior yearParents need to see the forest. Students need to live in the trees. Diplomare gives each what they need, without making either ask for permission.
We're a small team of parents, former counselors, and engineers. We built Diplomare because we lived the spreadsheet chaos ourselves — and knew there had to be a better way.
Our oldest is a junior. We started building the tool we wished we had — and realized every family we talked to was running the same broken system of tabs, docs, and sticky notes. Diplomare is for them. And for us.
Early members get founding-member pricing, direct access to the team, and a real voice in what we build next.
A private college counselor runs $3,500 to $12,000. Operation Diploma runs dinner money. Start free, upgrade when the list gets real.
Pell-eligible family? Premium is on us. Email hello@daddiorobotics.net with your SAI letter and we'll activate it within one business day.
If yours isn't here, email hello@daddiorobotics.net. A real person replies within a business day, often sooner.
Start free with one student. Upgrade when the list gets real.
The family home base for the college years — reach lists, essays, deadlines, scholarships, all in one place. Built for the parent managing it all.
Replace the spreadsheet, the shared doc, the sticky notes. Tap any feature to dig in.
GPA, test scores, interests, dream majors. Drop in what you know — we'll find the rest.
Our AI suggests 30 schools across reach/target/safety. You and your student vote. List narrows to 8-12.
Every deadline, every essay draft, every scholarship — tracked. You get the parent dashboard. Your kid gets a focused workspace.
Parents need the forest. Students need the trees. Each gets what they need.
“What's the next deadline? Who hasn't started essays? What's our total expected cost? Did Hazen actually submit Stanford?” One dashboard, every answer.
We're parents, former counselors, and engineers who lived the spreadsheet chaos ourselves. Here's how we think about the work.
We built Diplomare because our own living room was the spreadsheet, the sticky notes, and the 11pm panic. The first version of this tool was for us.
The parent sees the forest. The student sees the trees. Neither has to ask the other for permission to get the view they need.
Every feature has to survive the same question: would a tired parent at 10pm actually use this, or tab away? If it doesn't pass, we keep cutting until it does.
A private counselor runs $3,500–$12,000. Diplomare runs dinner money. Swipe to compare →
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