GradesAI

GradesAI is a study platform built around a predictive exam generator that turns a syllabus, outline or course code into practice tests, notes, flashcards, summaries and essays, with extras like a math solver, grammar checker, translator and peer messaging.

GradesAI is a browser based study platform that bundles a set of AI study tools behind one account. Its centerpiece is the Predictive Exam Generator, which the company describes as an algorithm trained on syllabus content, class outlines, historical data and what it calls hundreds of other data points to anticipate the material a student is most likely to see on an upcoming exam. From that input it produces multiple choice practice questions with answers, so a student can test recall before the real thing rather than after. The workflow starts with material. A student uploads or pastes a syllabus or class outline, or asks GradesAI to build an outline from just a course code or class name. The platform then generates notes, summaries, flashcards, essays and practice exams tied to those topics and subtopics. Around that core sit smaller utilities: a math solver that walks through equations step by step, a grammar checker for written work, a vocabulary extractor, a translator that also supplies examples in both languages, and a homework grading feature that returns feedback and corrections on uploaded assignments. The app is aimed at students at secondary and college level who want a structured revision loop rather than a blank chatbot. A dashboard with a calendar tracks tasks and deadlines, folders keep notes, exams and essays separated by course, and score displays show how previous practice tests went. GradesAI also builds in a social layer: users can follow classmates, send direct messages and get help from peers or tutors, which sets it apart from single purpose study chatbots that treat learning as a private transaction. Compared with general assistants, GradesAI is narrower but more opinionated: everything routes back to exam preparation and course organization. Students who only need occasional explanations may find a general chatbot sufficient, while those juggling several courses and wanting generated practice material in one place are the clearer fit. The site advertises free access to the tools alongside paid plans for heavier use.