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Supplemental essay tracker

Prompted

Every college's supplement prompts, word limits, drafts and deadlines in one place. Prompted also shows you which prompts ask the same thing, so you can write your best answer once and adapt it.

Overview

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Unfinished essays, soonest deadline first.

    Deadlines

    How far along each school is, and the pace it takes to finish.

      Schools Add each college, then its supplement prompts.

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      Add your schools

      Enter each college with its application plan and deadline.

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      Get the prompts

      Pick from the top 50 and your intended major, and the 2026–27 prompts are filled in. For other schools, paste the supplement page.

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      Write and reuse

      Draft right here with a live word count, save versions, and start new essays from ones you've already written.

      Reuse map Prompts across your list that ask for the same kind of essay.

      Your data

      Everything you write stays in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded. Download a backup now and then, and use it to move your essays to another computer.

      Add a school

      Paste prompts

      Copy the supplement questions from the application portal or the college's website and paste them below. Prompted finds each prompt, its word or character limit, and whether it's optional. You can check and fix everything before adding.

        Add schools

        Your major decides which school or college prompts you get (Penn Engineering vs. Wharton, Cornell's colleges, Princeton B.S.E. vs. A.B.) and you can change it per school below. Prompts are short summaries of each 2026–27 question, with the real word limits; paste the exact wording when you write. Confirm deadlines on each school's site.

          Essay

          Saved versions
            Notes and brainstorming