Canada UniPrep - Free Canadian university planner for G7–G12

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High school students in Canada spend hours juggling messy spreadsheets and Reddit threads trying to figure out university admissions. Uni Prep is a free, all-in-one planner for Canadian students in G7–G12. Track your "Best 6" average against real program cutoffs, explore 56 Canadian extracurriculars (Shad, DECA, CEMC), and generate one-click OUAC application snapshots and Waterloo AIF resumes. 100% free, always.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m launching Uni Prep today because the Canadian university application process is notoriously fragmented—and nobody was building tools specifically for it. Back when my friends and I were applying to university, everyone was running the exact same chaotic setup: • 15 different Google Sheets trying to calculate Ontario "Best 6" admission averages • Endless late-night Reddit scrolling (r/OUAC, r/uwaterloo) trying to figure out if Shad, DECA, or CEMC math contests actually mattered • Stressing over formatting descriptions for OUAC and the Waterloo AIF (Admission Information Form) at 2 AM in November Most college prep software is built for the US system (SATs, CommonApp, GPAs), leaving Canadian students with zero dedicated tools. So over the last few years, we built Uni Prep: 1. 📊 Auto-Calculated Best 6 Average: Log your courses and see your exact admission average updated live against cutoffs for schools like Waterloo CS, UofT, McMaster, and Queen's. 2. 🇨🇦 56 Canadian ECs & 50 Career Roadmaps: Detailed breakdowns of programs like Shad Canada, CWSF, and DECA mapped directly to the university programs they help. 3. 📝 One-Click OUAC & AIF Exporter: Generates pre-formatted snapshots for OUAC applications and 150-word descriptions for Waterloo AIF & scholarship resumes. 4. 📅 G7 to G12 Multi-Year Planner: Keep all course prerequisites, goals, and volunteer hours in one place. We decided from day one that Uni Prep will be 100% free for students forever. We’d love your feedback! For anyone who went through Canadian high school (or has kids who are): what tools do you wish you had back then? What features should we build next? Thanks for checking us out! 🚀