Every window
on one clock.
Internships, hackathons, fellowships and campus events are four websites and one season.
UniPilot watches all of them, checks what you are actually eligible for, and tells you the one thing to do this week — before the window closes.
Free, and no account. Five fields, thirty seconds, and 36 tracked windows filtered down to yours.
MLH hackathon — team formation
HackathonOpens Aug 12Closes Fri, Sep 4Closing soon6 days leftAny class year · no GPA floorFit note
Your two Postgres projects cover the data track, and the team form closes 8 days before the event everyone talks about.NSF REU — summer research placement
Research programOpens Aug 1Closes Tue, Sep 15Open17 days leftClass of 2028 · US citizen or permanent residentSoftware engineer intern — Summer 2027
InternshipOpens Aug 4Closes Fri, Oct 2Open34 days leftClass of 2028 · CPT eligibleUndergraduate fellowship — Class of 2028
FellowshipOpens Aug 20Closes Wed, Oct 14Open46 days leftSophomore or junior · any work authorizationCampus career fair — CS and IT employers
Campus eventOpens Aug 15Closes Fri, Nov 6Open69 days leftYour campus · walk-in
You didn’t miss it because you weren’t good enough.
You missed it because nobody told you it was closing. Applications for next summer opened in August and were quietly full by October.
The scarce thing for a student is not listings. It is the calendar — and the truth about which of those windows you could actually have won.
- Handshake
- Only the employers your school posts. No hackathons, no programs.
- GitHub internship lists
- A raw dump. Nobody checks whether you are eligible, or reminds you.
- LinkedIn and Indeed
- Jobs, not seasons. No class year, no GPA floor, no visa truth.
- Devpost and MLH
- Hackathons only, and team deadlines pass before the event is news.
- The class group chat
- Fast, wrong half the time, and silent the week you stop reading.
- UniPilot
- All of it, on one clock, with eligibility checked before it reaches you.
Recruiting season is a schedule, not a search box.
Four kinds of opportunity, one calendar, Aug 1 to Apr 30. Every window on it has an open date, a close date, and a rule about who can enter.
- AugSummer 2027 internship applications open
- TodayWeek 4 of 39. Summer applications are already open.
- OctMost of them quietly fill
- NovHackathon season peaks
- JanREU and fellowship windows
- MarOpen-source program windows
- Apr 30Season ends
30 seconds in. Then it comes to you.
Nothing in the loop requires opening an app. Email is a complete surface; the app is where you act.
Profile
School, graduation year, major, target role, work authorization. 5 taps, 30 seconds. No account, no password.
Radar
Your own list, ranked by what closes soonest — with a line on why each one fits and what would rule you out.
Brief
One email, Sunday 6 PM your time. The 3 things worth doing this week, each with the days left on it.
Alerts
3 days before a window closes, and again the morning it closes. Finding out late stops being your job.
One payment for a whole recruiting cycle. The job tools charge that much every month, and they skip the hackathons, fellowships and research programs entirely.
- Every public deadline page
- One weekly Brief
- No account needed to read
- Your full Radar, ranked by closing window
- Eligibility-checked matches with a Fit note
- An Alert before each window closes
- Your Shortlist, kept for the season
- Not a subscription. Nothing renews.
- Full refund within 7 days.
- No timers. The price is on this page.
Most people build the free Radar first and buy from there. Buying straight from here works too — the pass waits on your email address until you build a Profile.