Consistent grading, every paper

Grade a class set in minutes — and grade it the same way every time.

GradeAid reads your students' work — even handwriting — and scores it against your rubric. You stay in control: review every grade and adjust anything. Fast, fair, and consistent from the first paper to the last.

From CA$30/month · cancel anytime · you review and control every grade.

GradeAid/Grade result

Short answer · Photosynthesis

17.0 / 20.0

85%
Identifies reactants4 / 4
Explains role of sunlight Edited3 / 4
Describes the products4 / 4
Uses correct terminology6 / 8
Feedback

Strong identification of reactants and products. To reach full marks, tie the role of sunlight directly to the energy conversion.

Illustrative example — your interface reflects your own rubric.

Built for the part of teaching that eats your evenings

Four things GradeAid does well, so you can do the rest.

Consistent across the whole class

Every student's work is judged against the same standard, every time — no drift between the first paper and the thirtieth, no end-of-stack fatigue. Fair, start to finish.

A class set in minutes

Grade a full class in the time it takes to make coffee — not an entire evening. Spend the hours you save on teaching, not on the red pen.

Reads handwriting & PDFs

Just photograph the papers. GradeAid reads handwritten answers and scanned PDFs and turns them into text for you — no retyping anything.

Your record, year over year

Grades stay organized by class and school year in an archive you own and control — easy to revisit a student, a class, or a whole year.

How it works

Five steps from a stack of papers to grades saved in your archive.

  1. 1

    Sign up

    Create your teacher account in under a minute, then subscribe to unlock grading.

  2. 2

    Upload your students' work

    Snap photos of handwritten papers or drop in PDFs and typed answers — one student or a whole class at once.

  3. 3

    The AI reads and grades it

    It transcribes the work — even handwriting — and scores it against your rubric, point by point.

  4. 4

    Review and adjust

    You get consistent scores and feedback you can read, trust, and change. Your edit is always the final word.

  5. 5

    Saved and organized

    Every grade is filed by class and school year, ready whenever you need it.

Seen up close

What a graded copy looks like

Real feedback points at the student's own words. Here is a corrected copy, exactly as you would see it.

Student copy — fictional example

Argumentative paragraph: do phones belong in class?

14 / 20

Selon moi, les téléphones n'ont pas leur place pendant les cours. Premièrement, ils nuisent à la concentration : une seule notification suffit pour perdre le fil de la leçon. Deuxièmement, sa crée des inégalités entre les élèves, parce que tout le monde n'a pas le même appareil. Par contre, je reconnais qu'ils peuvent être utiles dans certains projets, comme filmer une expérience en sciences.

Arguments 6 / 8 · Structure 4 / 4 · Language 4 / 8

Illustrative example — fictional student text, graded against a sample rubric.

Feedback anchored in the student's words

The feedback quotes the copy itself — « une seule notification suffit pour perdre le fil de la leçon » — so the student sees exactly which sentence earned the point. Nothing generic.

Errors flagged verbatim

« sa crée » is flagged word-for-word as a spelling slip (ça crée). You see where it sits, and it counts only once, under the language criterion.

You keep the final word

Every criterion stays editable. Adjust one score and the total follows — what you decide is what is saved.

Grading shouldn't cost you your weekends

Marking a class set is slow, and it's hardest to be fair at the bottom of the pile — tired, at 11pm, the thirtieth essay rarely gets the same eye as the first. That isn't a failing; it's human. But the student on the bottom of the stack deserves the same standard as the one on top.

GradeAid is the assistant that doesn't get tired. It applies your rubric the same way to every paper, in a fraction of the time, and hands you a clear breakdown for each one. You read it, trust the parts that are right, and change the parts that aren't.

Faster grading, steadier standards, and your judgment still in charge.

Privacy by default

Student data deserves real care

Built for Quebec classrooms — your data stays in Canada, and stays yours.

Hosted in Canada

Your data lives in a managed database in the Canadian region (ca-central-1) — not scattered offshore.

Encrypted & access-controlled

Everything travels over HTTPS, and row-level security means each teacher only ever sees their own data.

Not used to train AI models

Your students' work is graded, not harvested. It is never used to train or improve AI models.

You own your data

It is your record. Ask for access, correction, or deletion at any time.

Read the full Privacy Policy for exactly what we collect, who processes it, and your rights under Quebec's Law 25 and PIPEDA.

Simple, honest pricing

Two plans. Everything included. Cancel whenever you like.

Élémentaire

CA$30 / month

AI grading for elementary classes (Grades 1–6).

Élémentaire + Secondaire

CA$50 / month

AI grading for elementary and high-school classes (Grades 1–11).

University grading — coming soon.

  • Unlimited grading — single papers and whole class sets
  • Handwriting and PDF reading
  • Rubric-based scoring with point-by-point feedback
  • Review and override every grade
  • Your grades organized and saved by class and year
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Cancel anytime · keep access through the end of the period.

Questions, answered

Is my students' data safe?

Yes. Data is hosted in Canada (ca-central-1), encrypted in transit, and protected by row-level security so you only ever see your own classes. It is never used to train AI models, and you can request deletion at any time. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

How does it handle handwriting?

Photograph the page and GradeAid transcribes the handwriting into text, then shows you that transcription to confirm before anything is graded — so you can fix any misread first. Scanned PDFs and typed answers work the same way.

What grade levels and subjects does it work for?

It grades against the rubric you provide, so it adapts to elementary through university and to most written-answer subjects — short answers, essays, problem sets, lab reports, and more. You set the standard; it applies it consistently.

Is the AI's grade the final word?

No — you are. GradeAid gives you a consistent first pass with a point-by-point breakdown, and you review and adjust any score or comment. Your override always replaces the AI's number. It is an assistant, not a replacement for your judgment.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Plans are CA$30/month (Élémentaire) or CA$50/month (Élémentaire + Secondaire) with no contract — cancel whenever you like and you keep access through the end of the period.

Get your evenings back

Sign up, subscribe, and grade your first class set today. You stay in control of every score.