yanfuf

We're so sorry - the article was independently composed. We wanted to release it later after we finished our documentation but it seems that it was posted without our knowledge. FYI we are led by a Dr. David Pulford who is currently also helping us in the project, so I wouldn't be worried about our "credibility". We are also sponsored by the InterACT ACT and the IBO, if that helps. Anyhow we are planning to publish to Phy. Ed (IOP - same journal on which CHART is composed) so I hope you will come back later after we finish!

Hi, Yanfu here.

Documentation is not ready yet so it is still empty.

However, you can have a look at our repositories in our github.

We just want to ensure quality control before we post anything like that up. Also this post was posted without us knowing beforehand, so what you guys are seeing is still incomplete. Sorry!

Yanfu here - I'm one of the contributors.

I beg to differ here, respectfully. The core text, hero-sections and the background etc. were all designed manually by us. We used AI for the rest as a boilerplate. SO far our main target was not to build the website, and thus it was hastily set up. Our core systems is finished, you can look at our github page. We actually have a participant school ready for our delivery, and this Wednesday we have a meeting with them to discuss specifics. I will not disclose it right now but you will see soon enough in our social medias.

Also, about college apps: in Australia, we use the UAC to apply and it's solely based on our ATAR and not extracurriculars. So we are not just doing it for "college apps". Just to clarify.