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AI essay marking that does the first pass — you stay the marker
Upload your class's essays and your rubric. Mark scores every criterion and quotes the lines that earned each mark, so your marking becomes reviewing — faster, more consistent, and still yours.
- A mark per criterion with quoted evidence — never a black-box grade.
- You confirm or change every mark. Mark is a first pass, not the final say.
- Names are stripped before any AI call, and nothing is used to train a model.
I do the first read, not the final call. You confirm or change every mark I give — I just make sure the whole class is read against your rubric the same way, with the evidence for every score right there.
How it works
Add your rubric
Upload or paste it — Mark tidies it into criteria you confirm.
Upload the class
Drop in the PDFs. Mark reads and names each one for you.
Mark pre-marks
A score per criterion with the quoted lines as evidence.
You review & export
Confirm or adjust, then export marks and feedback.
Marking becomes reviewing
Instead of marking thirty essays from scratch, you review thirty first passes — each with a score per criterion and the exact sentences that earned it. You spend your time on judgement calls, not on the mechanical first read, and the whole class comes back more consistent because it was read against the same rubric the same way.
Your rubric, your standard
Mark marks against the rubric you give him — upload it, paste it, or let him tidy it into criteria you confirm. He never invents the standard; that bar is yours. Every score comes with evidence, so when you adjust a mark you can see exactly why.
Marking, whatever you teach: