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Solyo

Solyo is an AI college counselor for parents of high school students: scholarship matching with real published odds, deadline tracking, grades and GPA trends pulled from school emails, and data-backed college admission chances.

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  • Proprietary

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    US flagsolyo.ai
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.
  • Pricing

    Subscription ranging between $14 and $19 per month.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English
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What is Solyo?

Solyo is built for parents of high school and college-bound students who are overwhelmed by the flood of emails from PowerSchool, Canvas, teachers, and school administrators.

Instead of digging through dozens of daily emails, Solyo automatically extracts grades, GPA trends, assignments, and calendar events into one clean dashboard. No school logins required: it works entirely from the emails you already receive.

Solyo also handles the money side of college. Its scholarship matcher checks 20+ criteria against your student's real profile (GPA, state, grade level, intended major) across a directory of vetted awards, each listed with real published odds, the time the application takes, and the payoff per hour of work. Every scholarship deadline lands on the family calendar with reminders.

For admissions, parents get a chances calculator built on each college's own published Common Data Set, a searchable database of 6,000+ colleges and universities, a step-by-step admissions planner with 374 tasks across all four years of high school, a career exploration module powered by O*NET data, and an AI counselor for financial aid and admissions questions.

Solyo was created by a parent, for parents, because staying on top of your child's education shouldn't require a second job.