Rubric-Based Draft Grades
Generate a score breakdown and feedback draft from the rubric, reference material, and strictness you provide.
Import homework from Google Forms or add text, PDF, and image submissions. Generate rubric-based draft grades, review the evidence, and keep the final decision with the teacher.
Generate a score breakdown and feedback draft from the rubric, reference material, and strictness you provide.
Define weighted criteria, scoring levels, reference answers, and assignment-specific grading instructions.
Process typed answers, PDFs, and common image formats, including scanned or handwritten work.
Connect Google Drive and Sheets, then import Form responses and linked submission files into an assignment.
Inspect criterion feedback, ask follow-up questions, and override the score or note before using the result.
View real grade history, class averages, assignment status, and student performance trends from your own data.
Choose a classroom, define the maximum score, add a rubric, and attach reference material when available.
Sync responses from Google Forms or add text, PDF, and image submissions to the assignment.
Generate draft grades, inspect the evidence and feedback, then keep or override each result.
GradeAI does not currently have subscriptions, paid tiers, or usage limits configured. Pricing will be published only after the MVP is validated with real users.
Use the working teacher workflow and evaluate it with non-critical assignments first.
AI output can be wrong. Review every grade before sharing it with students.
GradeAI produces a draft. The teacher reviews the work and remains responsible for the final score.
Scores are broken down against the saved rubric so teachers can inspect where marks were awarded or deducted.
This is an early MVP. Real classroom feedback will shape reliability, workflows, and future pricing.
Start with real rubric criteria, verify every result, and decide whether the workflow fits your classroom.