Writing, no kidding
AI-assisted ESL writing assessment — less grading time, happier students. Assignments graded against your own rubric, in your own voice, with you deciding every grade a student actually sees.
One teacher account spans English, Listening and Writing — signing in here signs you in to all three. Billing is still being brought together, so treat your plan and credit balance as separate for now.
AI feedback, your voice
Grammar, vocabulary and rubric matching are handled before you open the essay. You get a draft in your own rubric’s language to edit, approve or throw away — not a verdict to rubber-stamp.
Assignments that scale
Generate levelled prompts, gapped text, matching, transformations and reading comprehension in seconds. Copy classes, reuse rubrics, and import an existing worksheet from a PDF or a photo.
Actionable analytics
Spot the mistake patterns running through a whole class — tense, prepositions, agreement, article use — drill into any of them, and see growth over a term rather than a pile of one-off scores.
Integrity signals, not accusations
Shuffle questions, monitor activity, and track tab switches or DevTools access during a test. Every one of those is a signal for you to interpret. The system never reaches a verdict about a student on its own.
A workspace built for learners
Students write in a focused environment with autosave, structure helpers and prompts pitched at their own level — not a text box bolted onto a quiz tool.
Hours back every week
Automated reminders, one-click grading workflows, reusable rubrics and templates, and grades pushed straight back to Google Classroom instead of retyped.
An AI that formats your judgement, not one that replaces it
Not a high-risk AI system
A formal EU AI Act Art. 6(4) risk classification has been completed and published. No feature makes an automated decision about a student.
Teachers always have the final say
Every AI suggestion — grade, feedback, correction — requires explicit teacher review before a student ever sees it. Nothing is auto-published.
Data minimised by design
No student names, emails or identifiers are sent to the model. Only the writing itself and the rubric criteria are processed.
EU-hosted AI processing
All AI requests are processed in the EU/EEA (Google Cloud, europe-west1). Student data does not leave the region.
A completed GDPR DPIA
A Data Protection Impact Assessment covering every AI feature confirms no automated decision-making under GDPR Art. 22 takes place.
Students are told when AI was involved
Any AI-assisted score or feedback is disclosed to the student, in line with EU AI Act Art. 50 transparency requirements.