
Find opportunities that actually fit
Match scholarships and schools against the student’s profile, goals, documents, and family strategy instead of dumping thousands of listings into a search box.
Meet Knowi — your guide through the confusing partsAsk Knowi helps students discover scholarships and schools, understand what matters most, strengthen their own writing, and manage applications without handing over their voice.

See which profile details, requirements, and your own saved material made the opportunity relevant.

College planning is scattered across rankings, spreadsheets, scholarship sites, essay drafts, and financial-aid calculators. Ask Knowi brings the important pieces together and explains what to do with them.

Match scholarships and schools against the student’s profile, goals, documents, and family strategy instead of dumping thousands of listings into a search box.

See the criteria behind a match, the gaps that still need attention, and the tradeoffs that matter before a family invests time in an application.

Writing guidance teaches students how to revise their own sentences and ideas. It does not hand them replacement prose and call that learning.
Students, families, and schools need different levels of visibility and control. Ask Knowi keeps those roles separate without fragmenting the planning process.

Build your profile once, discover opportunities that fit, keep applications organized, and get guidance that helps you improve your own work.

See the planning picture, understand affordability and deadlines, manage permissions, and support decisions while the student keeps ownership of their work.

Use a consistent planning framework to support students without requiring them to surrender unnecessary private information.

Start with the free scholarship search, then add the tools a student or family needs as planning gets more serious.

Find opportunities by profile fit, academic direction, eligibility, and the student’s existing materials.

Build a strategy around academic interests, family affordability, school preferences, and long-term goals.

Review essays against the assignment or rubric and teach the student how to make their own writing clearer and stronger.

Turn opportunities into an organized plan with prompts, deadlines, reusable student material, and readiness checks.
Ask Knowi is designed to minimize what leaves the student’s protected workspace. The platform can use private information to improve matching and guidance without turning that information into something opportunity providers can freely inspect.
Writing tools teach and evaluate. They do not return ready-to-submit replacement sentences.
Identity, contact information, and specific artifacts should only move forward when the student or family authorizes it.
Family controls and transparency are built into the workflow instead of being bolted on after the fact.

Private information is used to understand fit, requirements, and the student’s own material.
Share only what is needed for the current step, with student or family control over disclosure.
A good profile should save work, not create another form nobody wants to maintain.

Add academic interests, goals, activities, documents, and only the family information needed for the planning tools you choose.

Set college preferences, cost priorities, career direction, and other criteria that should influence matching.

See scholarships and schools ranked by fit, with the reasons and tradeoffs shown instead of hidden behind one number.

Track deadlines, strengthen writing, organize applications, and keep family decisions connected to the same strategy.
Create a profile, find scholarships that fit, and build the rest of the college strategy when you need it.
Students can continue with Google or email. Families and invited users can enter an access code without hunting through a separate login page.
Enter the code provided by your parent, school, program, or Ask Knowi administrator.
Use my account instead