Everything lands in one workspace.
Files and submissions, organized before grading.
GradeAssist drafts evidence-linked scores, routes uncertain work to your teaching team, and exports reviewed grades.
GradeAssist helped us rethink the rubric itself, not just speed up grading.
Clear and trusted grading operations
Three rules for every assignment.
Scores tie to source regions.
Uncertain work routes to TAs.
Work stays account-scoped.
Recorded product walkthrough
Follow one assignment from setup through evidence-linked grading, TA review, and export.
An inspectable decision
See the evidence, rubric decision, review state, and final edit in one place.
Human control, by design
GradeAssist prepares the repetitive work. Your teaching team controls the rubric, review, and release.
After the review
Reviewed rubric outcomes become an assignment-level view of strengths, missed concepts, and where feedback should focus.
Analysis stays tied to reviewed grading evidence. GradeAssist does not infer a student's traits, intent, or ability.
A contained first step
Test GradeAssist on work you already grade. No course rebuild required.
Confirm total points, questions, answer key, and rubric.
Every draft score links to page evidence and a rubric criterion.
Teaching staff inspect uncertain work, edit scores, and record resolutions.
Export only after the review queue is complete.
Early customer validation
Teachers across economics, chemistry, engineering, writing, and history have responded positively. Department pilots are underway.
Setup, review, and export.
Data boundaries, providers, retention, and grade-release controls.
Try a prepared assignment