Your path, tracked.

The college application process asks a lot of a 16-year-old: keep track of four years of classes and activities, research dozens of schools, hit a dozen different deadlines, and somehow turn all of it into a handful of coherent essays and applications — usually while also juggling homework, a job, and a life outside of all that.

College Wrangler exists so none of that has to live in scattered notes apps, spreadsheets, and sticky notes. Log something once — a volunteering shift, an AP class, a college visit — and it's there for good: organized, searchable, and ready to turn into a resume or an activities list whenever you need it.

We built it around one core belief: a student's information belongs to the student. Parents can be brought in to help — and for a lot of families, that collaboration is exactly what makes the process manageable — but it's always the student's call how much access to give, and that access can be changed or revoked at any time.

We're a small team that's been through this process ourselves, either as students or as parents helping one through it. If something about College Wrangler isn't working for you, we want to hear about it — reach out any time using the support button in the app.