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🇦🇺 Australian courses that match your subjects have been added to findyourinkling.com
Struggling to pick a subject for uni? Maybe you've just got an inkling.
I built Inkling: a game that finds the degree subjects that fit you, from what you're actually into, backed by real data. Free, no sign-up, 3 minutes.
findyourinkling.com
Play it and reply with your top 3. And if you know a sixth-former who's stuck, send it to them.
Inkling now provides USA 🇺🇸 course options
Select country at the start and see relevant college courses to your top subjects
UK 🇬🇧 + USA 🇺🇸 live now.
Would love Americans to try it and tell me if the suggestions feel right.
Struggling to pick a subject for uni? Maybe you've just got an inkling.
I built Inkling: a game that finds the degree subjects that fit you, from what you're actually into, backed by real data. Free, no sign-up, 3 minutes.
findyourinkling.com
Play it and reply with your top 3. And if you know a sixth-former who's stuck, send it to them.
Inkling is live 🎉
Not sure what to study at Uni? Answer a few quick questions and watch your uni room fill up with stuff you’re into. Then see which degrees actually fit, plus real courses and apprenticeships here in the UK.
2 minutes. Free. No sign-up.
findyourinkling.com
The students needed faces, so Muse Image drew scrunched-up paper pals, one paper per subject area. Graph paper for maths, blueprint for architecture, parchment for history, green-striped printout for computing…
SAM 3.1 helps cut them out.
Been heads-down for a few days, so here’s a catch-up on Inkling 🧵
Last time: Muse Spark Open was writing the subject cards. Since then I’ve used it to test the game itself, with 200 simulated students
Why open weights? It's a tool for 16–18 year olds. Every text step runs on an open model, so a school or careers service could host it themselves and keep pupils' answers in-house.
Next up: making it feel like a finished product.
Muse Image drew all 163 objects in one paper style. SAM 3.1 found and cut out each one.
Now when you answer a question, the matching object drops into your room. Instantly, because it was all made in advance.
