Frequently asked questions
Is this a test that tells me what to study?
No. EvolvU doesn’t judge you. It sorts out your options and helps you decide for yourself.
Is this therapy or a diagnosis?
No. The app is orientation, the 1:1 sessions are coaching – neither is a substitute for psychotherapeutic or medical help.
Do I get a guarantee of a university place or a job?
No – nobody can seriously give guarantees like that. You get clarity and a next step.
What does it cost?
A guided walkthrough in the app costs from €39.99; you can try it out beforehand without an account. You’ll find the 1:1 packages under “Pricing”.
Can I try EvolvU out first?
Yes. Without an account, you choose what’s on your mind and answer two sample questions. That way you see how the app asks questions before you start a guided walkthrough (from €39.99).
Does EvolvU leave me out as a parent?
No. Your child remains the main person; through EvolvU 1:1 – For Parents, you are involved in a meaningful way.
Do you decide for me?
No. We’re beside you as you make your decision – but we don’t make it for you.
What’s the difference between Study Choice: Orientation and Study Check?
Study Choice: Orientation is for you if you’re about to choose what to study. Study Check is for you if you’re already at university and having doubts. Both run in the same app; each package has its own credit.
Can I take a break and carry on later?
Yes. Your walkthrough stays saved. On the app’s start screen, you pick it up again with “… fortsetzen” (continue).
I’ve bought something but can’t see a package.
If you paid with a different email address, for example via PayPal, you’ll get a purchase code by email. In the app, open the package card, choose “Schon gekauft? Kauf zuordnen” (Already bought? Assign purchase) and enter the code.
What if I’m not doing well right now?
EvolvU is a question engine and can’t give any assessment of physical or emotional strain. Under Helplines & Advice you’ll find services that listen free of charge and in confidence. If you’re in immediate danger: call 112 or 999.