GradeWrite

GradeWrite is an AI grading co-pilot for teachers and professors. It bulk uploads student assignments, runs auto-checkers for word count, relevancy and AI generated text, drafts constructive writing feedback, and lets instructors edit or regenerate suggestions in a side by side review view before approving.

GradeWrite is a web based grading assistant built for teachers and professors who need to move through stacks of student essays and assignments faster. The product pairs an AI grading co-pilot with a review workspace, so the machine produces a first pass of feedback and the instructor keeps the final say. The platform was developed in collaboration with educators from Stanford University, the University of Miami and Columbia University, which is the clearest signal of where it sits: a classroom tool rather than a generic chatbot repurposed for teachers. The workflow starts with upload. Instructors can bulk upload multiple submissions at once, and the system runs an immediate analysis that checks word count, relevancy and whether the text appears AI generated, then returns a short summary of what the assignment actually says. Auto-checkers flag mismatches against the rubric before any feedback is written, which means obvious problems surface early instead of after a careful read. From there the AI generates detailed writing feedback and corrects grammar and spelling, with the proofreading layer currently marked as beta. Review is where GradeWrite differs from a simple generate and done tool. Submissions and AI feedback sit side by side on screen, so the instructor can compare the original text against the suggested comments without switching tabs. Feedback can be edited by hand or regenerated with a refresh if the first pass misses the mark. Custom rubrics let each instructor teach the system their own standards by defining criteria once and applying them across a batch, which is what makes consistent grading across many students practical. Word limits are worth noting. The marketing copy is inconsistent on this point: the hero and feature sections mention a 3000 word limit per assignment, while one feature heading claims 5000 plus. Buyers should confirm the current cap before committing to a long form essay course. GradeWrite fits best for writing intensive courses at secondary and university level, and it complements a learning management system rather than replacing one. The FAQ addresses data protection and refunds, though the homepage does not spell out either policy in detail.