Where this is headed

Six steps. Two states. One profile.

The first two steps have no screen at all, they're what has to be true before anything else can use real data instead of placeholders.

Us, working with schools Student Professional Employer
Us
Reach out to schools
  • Start with the first partner university
  • Bring the roadmap, not just the pitch
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2
Us
Get the partner list
  • Their real partner schools abroad
  • Replaces placeholder data everywhere else
Student
Find your program
  • In-network badge · requirements met · tuition discount
  • Role-fit shown before full career support
→ hands off to the school to apply
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4
Student, enrolled
Build toward a role
  • View changes to currently enrolled
  • Company + role + live listings, overlaid with visa history
Professional
Find the job
  • Résumé coaching, AI filtering
  • A timeline the employer can read too
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6
Professional & employer
Sponsorship, both sides
  • Her guide: timeline, fees, how to ask
  • Their checklist: cost to sponsor vs. cost to replace
★ the first screen an employer logs into
Why this order

The hardest step is the one that isn't a feature.

Step six is the first time an employer needs an actual account instead of just showing up in public filing data. Everything before it is a student looking things up. Everything from there on is two people making a decision together, so it gets built last, on purpose.