1Add the test photos
Take photos with your camera or upload up to five images per test. Add the test name, an optional student, and your grading instructions: points, acceptable mistakes, whatever counts in your classroom. Or switch to Whole class mode and grade the entire class in one sitting. Each student's test photos have their own row, with instructions entered once.
2Review what the AI found
The result is a points score, a grade, and feedback written to the student: a short summary of how the work went, or exactly the format you asked for. Tick detailed analysis for an exercise-by-exercise breakdown with points. Everything is editable, so the last word stays yours.
3Grade the things a score can't show
List the areas that matter for the work (structure, grammar, argument), and each comes back with its own percentage and the reasoning behind it, drawn from what the student actually wrote. It's the read an essay or a project needs, where a points breakdown would be a single row. The areas describe the work; your grade stays your grade.
4Save it or hand it out
Save the graded test to the student's profile so their record builds over time, or download it as a PDF ready to hand out.