Your rubric, your marks
Upload or paste any rubric — a photo of the mark scheme works too. It grades to your criteria, not a generic scale.
For teachers who mark by hand
Photograph a student’s essay — handwritten or typed — and Proctor Grader transcribes it, marks it against your rubric, and hands back corrections in the margin and a grade you can defend.
Reads handwriting · Marks to your rubric · Any language
English · Year 10
Their are many reasons why goverments should act now, and I will explain the most important ones.
Their — homophone. Use “There are”.
Three steps
Upload a photo or scan of the essay — or paste the text. Handwritten, typed, one page or several.
The vision model reads it back verbatim. You fix any misread word before a single mark is given — then the image is deleted.
It grades against your rubric: per-criterion marks, corrections pinned in the margin, a total, and next steps for the student.
What it does
Most AI tools give you a conversation. Proctor Grader gives you a marked script — the artefact your classroom actually runs on.
Upload or paste any rubric — a photo of the mark scheme works too. It grades to your criteria, not a generic scale.
A dedicated vision model reads real student handwriting, messy pages and all — or takes typed text and PDFs of transcripts.
Every fix is pinned beside the line it belongs to, quoted and explained — annotations, not a wall of feedback.
Each criterion is tallied with a score and a reason, then totalled. Marks you can show a student, a parent, a moderator.
Mark in English or the student’s language; set the strictness and whether the feedback is encouraging or exacting.
Uploaded images are deleted the moment they’re transcribed. Student work isn’t kept a second longer than the marking needs.
The output
Not a paragraph of praise. A script marked the way you’d mark it: the student’s own words, corrections against the line, every criterion scored, and a total in the corner. Regrade with a stricter eye or in another language in one click.
Marking · English