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unihelper.io unihelper.io is a service for Higher Education that eases the pains of group creation. And we did.

unihelper.io is an Ed-Tech service for higher education that improves student well-being and reduces dropout rates through algorithms and automated group creation. The company is based on the four founders' personal experiences when studying. Here, we all had a group of co-students to learn and socialize with, which was crucial for our time as students. Sadly, some of our co-students did not have

a study group, and many faced the enormous personal defeat of dropping out. Therefore, we encouraged the university management to divide all new students into study groups. But that task was too complex for them, so they asked us to devise a solution. At unihelper.io, we have developed semi-automated software that forms optimal study groups in the blink of an eye. Since 2018, we've helped more than 20.000 students from all over the world. The solution ensures that every single student becomes part of a study group from the first day of the study. The universities can automate group formation, reduce loneliness, and prevent students from dropping out. Feel free to reach out if you want to impact student well-being with us significantly!

07/04/2026

Listen, writing a Literature Review is just professional territory marking:

you start by sniffing out the fattest moths in the garden while ignoring the dusty old flies (Selection), then you pile your toys into groups—one for ’Salmon smells‘ and one for ’Chicken‘—to see which cats are purring and which are hissing at each other (Synthesis) 🐈‍⬛

you keep your eyes narrow and give the side-eye to any bowl that smells soggy because just because a human served it doesn’t mean it’s good (Evaluation), all so you can find that one tiny, hidden Amazon box that no other cat has crawled into yet (The Gap), and once you‘ve found that empty spot, you sit in it, lick your paws, and meow loudly to let the whole house know this kingdom is yours.

🐾 Haggis

Hiiiiii all 🐰Enjoy your Holiday! 🤍
05/04/2026

Hiiiiii all 🐰

Enjoy your Holiday! 🤍

Graduation prep mode: ON ✅Thesis: No Signal 🤖Related？
31/03/2026

Graduation prep mode: ON ✅
Thesis: No Signal 🤖

Related？

The graduation season is coming! Do you have thesis anxiety?Try the 4-Step Reset 👇🗺️ The Map (Weeks 1-2): Group literatu...
27/03/2026

The graduation season is coming! Do you have thesis anxiety?

Try the 4-Step Reset 👇

🗺️ The Map (Weeks 1-2): Group literature by themes, not authors. Stop when citations start repeating.

🏗️ The Skeleton (3 Days): Outline down to sub-headings. Writing 500 words for a specific prompt is easier than 5,000 for a general topic.

✍️ The Sprint (2-4 Weeks): Use Pomodoro (25/5). First drafts are for ideas, not perfection. No editing allowed!

🔍 The Polish (1-2 Weeks): Read your paper backward or use Text-to-Speech to catch errors your eyes skip.

💡 Just start to do it first! The hardest part of writing a thesis is deciding to get started. And a finished paper is better than a perfect one that's never submitted!

QUICK CHECK-IN: Which stage are you at?
1️⃣ Researching
2️⃣ Outlining
3️⃣ Drafting
4️⃣ Formatting (Almost there! 🏁)

Drop your number below! 👇

Every week, game time is back! 🎯World Guessr is a little game our team plays every week, based on Google Maps, we drop c...
23/03/2026

Every week, game time is back! 🎯

World Guessr is a little game our team plays every week, based on Google Maps, we drop clues from a location, and you try to figure out where in the world it is 🌍 👀

This time, we’re guessing our old friends, can you recognize them from just one pic?

Hello Spring 🌸 #2026
19/03/2026

Hello Spring 🌸

#2026

15/03/2026

Group work explained by Agatha 🐈‍⬛ （dark version)

one cat catches the fish,
everyone else says “great fish,”
and somehow the fish is shared equally.
Very fair. Very educational.

But Agatha is not discouraged.
Next time, she will have a better group work experience.

Happy Weekend to all 🤍Yesterday was World Sleep Day ☁️Did you get some good sleep?A little weekend catch-up rest is nice...
14/03/2026

Happy Weekend to all 🤍

Yesterday was World Sleep Day ☁️
Did you get some good sleep?

A little weekend catch-up rest is nice, but it can’t fully fix a whole week of being tired.
Take it slow and rest cozy this weekend 🫧

Happy 𝛑 Day to everyone who has ever said“wait let me calculate that”and then opened three tabs, a calculator, and pure ...
14/03/2026

Happy 𝛑 Day to everyone who has ever said
“wait let me calculate that”
and then opened three tabs, a calculator, and pure panic 📚

Today is also the International Day of Mathematics, a little shoutout to all the math, stats, CS, engineering, and data science students holding the world together with numbers, logic, and not enough sleep 🦉

And to everyone who simply loves science, logic, and the beauty of how things make sense 🌍

Here’s to truth, logic, and curious minds 🧠

Me during presentations:“They see me rollin…” 🫠Hey! It is okay! Here’s a weird trick that actually helps:Blow gently on ...
10/03/2026

Me during presentations:
“They see me rollin…” 🫠

Hey! It is okay! Here’s a weird trick that actually helps:

Blow gently on your thumb 💨 👍
It activates a nerve linked to your breathing and can help slow your heart rate.

Another simple trick is to press your feet firmly into the ground 🦶 🌍
It tells your body you’re stable and helps reduce that “floating panic” feeling.

Most presentation anxiety is just your nervous system overreacting.
Once your body calms down, your brain usually follows 🎵

And remember:
The audience isn’t watching for your mistakes.
They’re just trying to understand your idea ❤️

Three things that actually helped me when writing a thesis 📑📅 Write a little every day.The most effective way to write i...
06/03/2026

Three things that actually helped me when writing a thesis 📑

📅 Write a little every day.
The most effective way to write isn’t waiting for the perfect mood.
Just write 200–400 words a day. Over time it adds up.
Academic writing is really a cumulative process.

💻 Editing matters more than writing.
Most papers look like this:
First draft → messy but complete
Second draft → clearer structure
Third draft → readable

When revising, I usually check three things:
💫 repetition
🪐 whether a paragraph drifts away from the research question
✨ logical jumps between ideas

🙋 Always ask one question:
Why does this paragraph exist？
If a paragraph
doesn’t answer the research question, or
doesn’t support the argument,
it probably doesn’t need to be there.

Heyyyy you can do it! 👊

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