GradeForge grades assignments, writes feedback, flags at-risk students, and drafts parent updates — while you focus on teaching.
Click through the 8-step teacher journey — or use arrow keys to navigate.
That's a part-time job on top of teaching. Rush through feedback, carry stacks home, lose weekends to rubrics — and still miss the students who needed help most.
The tools exist to change this. But most AI graders are built for universities, priced for districts, and designed for one assignment type at a time.
"44% of teachers report burnout, driven largely by the time spent on administrative tasks like grading."
— National Education Association, 2025
Drop student work — essays, worksheets, quizzes, lab reports — or connect Google Classroom and Canvas. GradeForge pulls submissions automatically.
GradeForge applies your rubric, drafts feedback with strengths, misconceptions, and next steps, and scores every student to the same standard — no bias, no fatigue.
At-risk students are flagged instantly. Parent-ready progress reports are drafted automatically. You hit approve — GradeForge handles the rest.
Essays, math worksheets, lab reports, quizzes, open-response, and handwritten work — one tool handles everything you teach.
Student data is encrypted, never used to train AI models, and fully compliant with FERPA, COPPA, and state student privacy laws.
Students get rubric-aligned feedback the same day. No waiting a week for comments that feel rushed. Learning accelerates when feedback is fast.
GradeForge monitors patterns across submissions and flags students showing signs of struggle — before it's too late to intervene.
Connect Google Classroom or Canvas in one click. Assignments sync, grades return, and feedback publishes — without leaving your gradebook.
AI-drafted progress updates for every student, personalized and ready to send. You approve — families stay informed without hours of writing.
GradeForge handles the administrative weight so you can do what AI cannot: see a student who's struggling before the grade tells you so, notice the quiet kid who just figured something out, and spend the mental energy on planning the lesson that changes everything.
We built this because teachers shouldn't have to choose between their families and their students. An agent that grades through the night, drafts reports on Sunday, and flags the student who fell through the cracks — that's the deal we're making.