CampusEvolve creates a conversational AI platform that links education, workforce, and community resources so learners can see and act on the opportunities needed for sustainable careers. The AI Guide, co‑designed with Washington state partners, helps users explore careers, match to credentials and apprenticeships, navigate admissions and financial aid, and connect to wrap‑around supports, while retaining a longitudinal memory of each learner’s goals and data.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Learners in Washington State must navigate thousands of credential programs, financial aid options, career advising tools, and community supports that are fragmented across education, workforce, and social service systems. For first‑generation students, low‑income families, and working adults, this complexity creates a hidden navigation burden that stalls progress toward credential attainment and sustainable careers.
Solution
CampusEvolve offers an AI‑driven conversational Guide that unifies education, workforce, and community data into a single, personalized advising experience. The Guide engages users in natural‑language dialogue to explore career interests, identify aligned credentials and apprenticeships, and walk through admissions and financial‑aid processes. It retains a longitudinal memory of each learner’s interactions, allowing continuity of advice even when the user moves between institutions or programs. By surfacing relevant wraparound supports and enabling learners to control their own data, the platform empowers individuals to make informed decisions without relying on multiple disconnected services.
Target Audience
Primary users are first‑generation, low‑income, and working‑adult learners seeking credential pathways, while education institutions, workforce development agencies, and community service organizations use the platform to deliver coordinated guidance.
Features
- Conversational AI interface that answers career, credential, and financial‑aid questions in real time
- Cross‑institution longitudinal memory that preserves a learner’s history and preferences across program boundaries
- Integrated databases of Washington State credential programs, apprenticeship opportunities, and financial‑aid vehicles
- Personalized recommendation engine that matches learner goals with appropriate pathways and support services
- Secure, learner‑controlled data storage with opt‑in sharing for institutions and service providers
- Cloud‑native architecture that scales to serve state‑wide populations and integrates via APIs with existing education and workforce systems