About GradeWithAI
GradeWithAI is an AI grader for teachers. It grades essays, handwritten work, math, tests, and projects against the teacher's rubric, and the teacher reviews every score before students see it.

GradeWithAI at a glance
- What it is
- An AI grader for teachers. GradeWithAI reads student work, scores it against the teacher's rubric, and drafts written feedback for each student.
- What it grades
- Essays, research papers, handwritten tests, math with work shown, short answers, AP responses such as DBQs and LEQs, lab reports, projects, presentations, and Google Forms quizzes, in any subject from elementary school through college.
- Who stays in charge
- The teacher. Every score and comment is a draft the teacher can edit or regrade, and nothing goes back to Canvas or Google Classroom until the teacher sends it, unless they turn on Classroom auto-grading.
- LMS integrations
- Syncs with Canvas, Google Classroom, and Google Forms, with Schoology sync on school plans. With any other LMS, teachers upload student files and export scores as a CSV and feedback as PDFs.
- Handwritten work
- Reads print, cursive, math notation, and labeled diagrams from phone photos or scans, and splits a class set scanned into one PDF by student.
- Rubrics
- Teachers upload their own rubric, start from an AP, IB, or general template, or generate one from the assignment instructions and edit it.
- AI detection
- Included with Pro. Each typed submission gets a 0 to 100% AI score with a label, shown next to the grading feedback. Photos and scans of handwriting are not checked.
- Pricing
- Free for 25 graded submissions every 30 days. Pro is $20 a month or $120 a year for unlimited grading. Schools and districts get custom pricing. See pricing.
- Student data
- Encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access and FERPA-aligned workflows. Student work is not used to train AI models. Details are in the student data privacy policy and security practices.
- Free tools
- 17 free tools that work without an account, including an essay checker, a thesis checker, a rubric generator, and grade calculators.
In numbers
21,000+
teachers
2,000,000+
student submissions graded
1,000+
schools
4.8/5
from 1,283 reviews
Who builds GradeWithAI
GradeWithAI was founded by John Tian. The product is built around one idea: AI should take the first pass at grading so teachers spend their time on the feedback that needs a person, and the teacher always has the final say.
Teachers can reach John directly at john@gradewithai.com, and every account has an Email the Founder button. School and district buyers can use the same address for security reviews and pricing.
About GradeWithAI
Answers to common questions from teachers and school leaders. Something not covered here? Email john@gradewithai.com.
GradeWithAI is an AI grader for teachers. It grades essays, handwritten work, math, tests, and projects against the teacher's rubric and drafts feedback for each student. The teacher reviews every score before students see it.
GradeWithAI was founded by John Tian. Teachers and school buyers can email him at john@gradewithai.com.
More than 21,000 teachers at over 1,000 schools have used GradeWithAI to grade more than 2,000,000 student submissions. It is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 1,283 reviews.
It syncs with Canvas, Google Classroom, and Google Forms on every plan, and with Schoology on school plans. With any other LMS, such as Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, or Microsoft Teams, teachers upload student files and export the results as a CSV and PDFs.
The free plan grades 25 submissions every 30 days. Pro is $20 a month or $120 a year for unlimited grading. Schools and districts get custom pricing.
No. GradeWithAI doesn't train AI models on student work, and its AI providers process data under terms meant to prevent it from being used for model training.
Grade your next assignment with GradeWithAI
21,000+ teachers have graded 2,000,000+ student submissions with GradeWithAI. The free plan grades 25 submissions every 30 days.
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