A free tool from Distinction
This gives you a prompt to paste into any AI assistant, plus search phrases and the kinds of competition worth knowing about.
It does not name competitions, because their dates and rules change every year and a list would be wrong by next spring.
This is the free version, and it is generic on purpose. The paid version is a different thing entirely.
This page knows six things about your child, all of which you just clicked. It cannot tell apart two 13 year olds who both chose Science.
Distinction starts with an interview with your child and then keeps everything that follows: what they say to their coach each day, the projects they start, the ones they abandon, the adults they have already spoken to, what they read, what they finished and when. Hundreds or thousands of details about one specific child, and more of them every week.
So the prompt this page writes fits any child of that age. The plan Distinction writes fits yours. That is what the onboarding is for, and it is why this version does not need one.
Use this. It is free, it works, and nobody is going to ask you for an email address. Then come and get the version that knows your child's name.
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Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI assistant.
Categories, never named events. Named events change their dates, their fees and sometimes their existence every single year, so a list of them would be wrong by next spring. Categories are true for as long as your child is at school.
Type any of these into a plain search engine. No AI needed.
This is the simple version. It works from the six things you just clicked, it runs entirely inside your browser, and the moment you close this tab it is gone.
Distinction works from everything in your child's record rather than six buttons, and it keeps what you find. A year from now, the thing your child chose today is still there, dated, with what they actually did about it.
Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. No account, no cookies, no tracking. This page cannot save anything, which is rather the point.