Paste your essay. Admitly reads it like an admissions officer would — flags the clichés, the vague lines, the openings that sound like everyone else's — and shows you exactly what to write instead.
Ever since I was young, I have always learned so much from my experiences
↳ too vague — what did you actually learn?
working on my grandfather's boat. The smell of
diesel and low tide still means more to me than any classroom ever could.
^ this is your real opening — start here instead
Every review comes back with a number out of 10 and the exact reason behind it — so you know if you're actually ready to submit, or still have real work to do.
Not a generic "more polished" version — a rewrite that keeps your specific details, your sentence rhythm, your voice. Fixes the structure, doesn't replace the writer.
Supplementals, scholarship essays, and general school writing all get the same level of specific feedback — this isn't a one-essay tool.
Every round is saved. Come back and see your score climb from your first draft to your last, instead of wondering if your edits even helped.
No. Admitly critiques and suggests rewrites for writing that's already yours — it won't invent new stories, details, or experiences you haven't actually had. It's a feedback tool, not a ghostwriter.
Your essay is only ever visible to you, tied to your own signed-in account. We don't sell it, share it, or use it to train any AI model. Full details are in our privacy policy.
Yes — pick the essay type from the dropdown and the feedback adjusts accordingly. There's also a General essay mode for regular school writing assignments, not just admissions.
You can upgrade to Unlimited for $12/month anytime, or wait until next month when your free reviews reset. No surprise charges — you always see exactly where you stand before hitting the limit.
Yes. Cancel whenever you want and you won't be charged again — your access continues through the end of whatever period you already paid for.
Common App essay, a supplemental, or a scholarship essay — any of it. No account setup beyond a Google sign-in.
Not "great job!" — specific notes on clichés, vague claims, weak openings, and where the real story is hiding in your draft.
Every version is saved, so you can watch the essay actually improve instead of guessing if your edits helped.