EdSteps is a career direction platform where AI doesn't just advise — it executes. Four specialist agents build your career roadmap, shortlist universities and courses, write your SOP, resume, LORs and cover letters, draft and send personalised emails to professors and recruiters with your documents attached, and — through Nexus — find, compare and arrange everything from mentors to accommodation, loans, eSIMs and visa support. Your documents live in an encrypted Vault that auto-fills applications. Concierge handles the rest. 10 free credits for every new user.
Maps paths genuinely open to you — what each requires, costs, and what to do in the next 3, 6 and 12 months.
Returns countries, universities and courses that fit — plus what to rule out and why, with safe, target and ambitious tiers.
Writes SOPs, resumes, LORs, cover letters and professor emails — then sends them with your documents attached.
Finds, compares and arranges mentors, accommodation, loans, eSIMs and visa support — inside the same conversation.
Everything is now live
We started with four products. Today the whole thing is connected — and the change isn't that we added features. It's that the AI can now act, not just answer.
Most AI tools stop at advice. They tell you how to write a good SOP. They explain that you should email professors. They suggest you talk to someone who's done it. Then you close the tab and do all of it yourself.
Here's what the platform does now, feature by feature.
AI career roadmap: what should I actually do next?
Atlas is the strategy agent. Tell it where you are — 12th standard, final-year engineering, two years into a job — and it maps the paths genuinely open to you, what each requires, what each costs, and what to do in the next three, six and twelve months.
Questions students actually bring it:
Atlas reasons from structured career histories collected from 100+ verified alumni mentors across 10+ countries — real decisions, real mistakes, real corrections — and from your own profile. Not the internet's average.
University, course and country shortlisting
Sage researches and shortlists. Give it your academics, budget and target field, and it returns countries, universities and courses that fit — plus what to rule out and why, with safe, target and ambitious tiers.
Because Sage covers India-track options too, it can tell you when a domestic programme is the better decision. Platforms that earn commissions on enrolment structurally cannot.
SOP, resume, LOR and cover letter writing
Compass handles documents — where most students spend their credits.
- SOP writing. Built from your actual transcripts, projects and target programme, not a template with your name in it. Then refine on instruction: "make paragraph two specific about my research," "cut to 800 words," "the opening is generic — rewrite it."
- Resume building. Shaped per target — academic CV for research programmes, industry format for jobs.
- LOR drafting. Structured drafts your recommenders can edit and sign, in the right format, built from the specific work you did together.
- Cover letters. Per role, per company, from your real background.
- Academic research support. Literature summaries, methodology framing, and structuring for research proposals and papers.
- Document review. Paste anything and get a direct critique — what's vague, what's missing, what a committee skips past.
Professor outreach: AI that drafts, personalises, attaches and sends
This is the capability nothing else on the market does properly.
Compass finds professors working in your research area, drafts a personalised email grounded in their actual publications and your actual profile, attaches your resume and relevant documents from your Vault, and sends it.
Timing for Fall 2027 applicants: professor outreach runs September to December 2026. March is usually too late for funded positions.
AI job search — and emails to recruiters
The same engine, pointed at employment. Compass finds roles matching your profile, tailors your resume per application, writes the cover letter, and drafts and sends outreach emails to recruiters and hiring managers with your documents attached.
For final-year students and early professionals, this is the job-search half of the platform.
The Vault: documents in, applications filled automatically
The Vault stores your academic and personal documents encrypted — transcripts, scores, CV, passport, certificates. Two things follow.
The AI reads them before answering. Ask about your options and the response references your actual marksheet, not a hypothetical student. This is the core difference from a general chatbot: ChatGPT doesn't know your CGPA, your backlogs, your budget or last month's conversation. EdSteps Vault does.
Sync & Fill auto-fills your applications. Our Chrome-verified extension completes university and job application forms directly from your stored documents. No retyping the same details for the eleventh time.
Book verified alumni mentors — through the AI
The AI is grounded in mentor career histories. The mentors themselves are one click away: 100+ verified alumni across 10+ countries, identity- and credential-checked before going live.
New with this launch: the AI books the call. Mention that you want to speak to someone who's done your exact programme, and it finds the right mentor from the platform and schedules the session — no separate search, no separate app.
Nexus: the AI that finds, compares and arranges everything you need
Atlas plans, Sage shortlists, Compass writes. Nexus is the fourth agent — and it's wired into the entire ecosystem, from the marketplace to the mentor platform.
It doesn't return a directory of options. It knows your destination, your budget, your intake dates, your course and your documents — and it uses all of that to find the right fit, explain the trade-offs, and arrange it.
Finding the right fit, not just the options:
Choosing, not just listing. Ask Nexus to compare two accommodation options or two loan offers and it will — against your specific situation, not in the abstract. That's the difference between a marketplace and an agent: one gives you options, the other helps you pick.
Finding the right mentor. Nexus connects to the mentor platform too. Tell it what you're weighing up and it finds the alumni who've actually made that decision — the right person from 100+ verified mentors across 10+ countries — and books the call.
Then it completes the purchase. Loans, accommodation, logistics, connectivity, application review, visa and immigration support — arranged inside the same conversation, with your profile and documents already in place. No re-entering details on ten different portals.
Concierge: a personal advisor, for the long term
Some decisions deserve a human. Concierge is our team executing end to end — applications, documents, admissions, and the whole operational load — with more precision than any automation.
But it isn't a one-transaction service. It's a personal concierge for the long term: the same people who help you choose a stream at 16 are there for the master's decision at 22 and the career switch at 27. Every major decision, and the small ones between them, handled by people who already know your history.
What it costs
Every new user gets 10 free credits, no card required.
- Full access: ₹2,500/month for 100 tokens — includes The Vault. (1 token = 1 query)
- 100 tokens covers a full admission cycle — SOP drafts, revisions, resume, LORs, university shortlisting, professor outreach and job search
- Browsing, comparing and arranging services through Nexus is always free — accommodation, loans, eSIM, insurance, mentor discovery
- You spend tokens only when the AI creates something for you
- No per-word charges, no hidden costs
Worth comparing honestly:
Doesn't know your documents. Can't book a mentor. Can't fill your application. Can't arrange a loan.
Earns a commission when you enrol somewhere. Cannot tell you to stay in India or change direction — structurally.
No institution pays us — which is why our guidance can tell you to stay in India, take the job, or change direction entirely.
Who it's for
| Track | Who it fits |
|---|---|
| School students | Choosing streams, understanding career paths and what each requires |
| Undergraduates | Weighing India against abroad, choosing courses, building profiles |
| MS & PhD aspirants | Running research applications, professor outreach, shortlisting |
| Early professionals | Planning a switch, building a case for a master's, job searching |
| India-track students | Comparing domestic programmes, entrance prep strategy, career planning |
| Students abroad | Job search, recruiter outreach, loan management, visa support |
Start with what's actually bothering you
Upload one document to your Vault, then ask something only you would ask. Not "tell me about studying abroad" — something specific to your marks, your budget, your constraints.
That's when the difference stops being a claim.
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