Accomplit gives students and young adults the structure, storytelling, and confidence to translate scattered achievements into portfolios, interviews, and applications that actually open doors.🥳
We've watched friends pour years into clinics, internships, research, and side projects — only to flatten it all into one boring bullet on a resume. The gap isn't effort. It's the missing tools to organize, frame, and present what you've already earned.
Achievements live in old emails, screenshots, Google Docs, and memory. By application season, half of them are forgotten. We give every student one organized home for their full story.
"Tell me about yourself" sinks brilliant candidates. Storytelling, framing, and design feedback are typically reserved for those who can afford private coaches. We make that coaching free and student-led.
Medical, finance, and other industry pathways quietly begin in 9th and 10th grade. By the time students learn the unwritten rules, they've already missed inflection points. We map those milestones early.
Accomplit started as a daily struggle for two inexperienced highschoolers: "Why did everything require so much perfection? Why was there no guidance? Why is it so hard? Why is there so much?" So we tried to fix it.
We realized that students struggled more and more throughout the increasingly demanding education system, and wanted to do something to actually help.
The app started out simple, with the main ideas blocked out on paper and coded into a program. This is when the ideas were transformed into the outcome and when the goals became more clear.
Perfecting and optimizing the app required consistent updates and revisions to the platform. This allows for the best version of Accomplit to be avaliable.
Same idea but with bigger goals. We expanded our project to include more options and be more accesible for users, all while keeping the same goal: to help students build and present their own stories.
Track what you've done, build what comes next, and keep all of it in one place. Here's what that looks like on your phone.
"We kept watching brilliant people freeze the second they had to talk about themselves. Accomplit is what we wish we'd had at 15."
Audrey Li is a 16 year old rising junior(2026-2027) at Sunset High School, who enjoys baking, dancing, and piano in her free time. Through her current experiences, shes realized that navigating the highschool years(both in and out of school) can be difficult. She hopes that Accomplit can serve to help other students who may need it.
Maggie Xian is a 15 year old rising sophomore(2026-2027) at Culver Girls Academy who enjoys dance, weightlifting, and math. From her experience with private highschool applications, she realized she needed a way to organize and format her accomplishments.
Together, talking and sitting in a small coffee shop, they came up with the idea of Accomplit. They wanted to create a resource for students just like them, hoping to provide help to as many people as possible. Beginning as just an idea from a conversation, it eventually became what it is today.
You already have more to show than you think. Use this quick plan to turn scattered experiences into a portfolio you can build on.
Every Accomplit program is free for students. Your donation pays for extra creations, more advice, and the ability to help as many individuals as possible.
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