Meoria is aimed squarely at French high-school students facing the post-bac decision under Parcoursup. Its core interaction is deliberately lightweight: instead of wading through thousands of programme listings, you swipe through candidate courses and the app learns what fits, progressively narrowing toward options worth a closer look. The framing — the free, fun, effective orientation guide — reflects that it is trying to make a stressful decision feel more manageable.
What differentiates Meoria is that it does not just hand you a ranking. Every course receives a match score plus an explanation of why it was suggested, and course fact sheets blend general programme information with the student's own personalized context. For the questions a score cannot answer, Meo — an AI chatbot specialised in orientation — handles programmes, schools, career prospects, admissions and salary questions in conversation, available around the clock.
Meoria is available in the browser and as native iOS and Android apps, and it is free to use. Because it is built for the French post-bac system, it is most relevant to students navigating Parcoursup; for other countries or international admissions, its coverage is limited. As with any AI-driven guidance, students should treat the recommended scores and admission estimates as a starting point to verify against official sources.
