Rubric-based scores and feedback on your own writing, quotes from your essay, how to fix each point. 2 essays free.
Pick a preset, or bring your teacher's rubric. Each preset has its own page with the criteria in plain words.
Each essay type has a versioned rubric with example answers for each score band. Public rubrics are summarised in our own words and linked.
The grader scores your essay three times. We keep the median per criterion and flag any criterion where the runs disagree by 2 points or more.
Every quote must appear word for word in your essay, or it is dropped. You always see the sentence a note is about.
This is what one note looks like. The essay is a sample we wrote ourselves for this page; it is not a real student's work.
The first thing I learned at my family's restaurant was how to fold a napkin.1 Not the fancy swan kind, just a plain rectangle with the edges lined up. My mother checked every one I made, turned a few over, and sent me back to the table without a word. I was nine, and I decided she was the strictest person alive.
“The first thing I learned at my family's restaurant was how to fold a napkin.”
Scores are estimates. This criterion scored 5 of 6; the full sample scored 31 of 36.
A result is built to be used while you revise, not to be filed away.
Free results show the total and per-criterion scores; the quotes, reasons and suggestions are unlocked by a paid grade. See pricing.
An estimate, not an official or admissions score.
No. It is an estimate against a fixed, published rubric. It is not a College Board, ETS, IELTS, ACT or admissions score, and it cannot predict an admissions decision.
No. It scores your draft, quotes your own sentences, explains each point and gives a rewrite example for one sentence at a time. It never produces a full rewritten essay.
Two per Google account. Free results show the total and per-criterion scores; the quotes, reasons and suggestions need a paid grade. See pricing.
It is stored in your history until you delete it, and is not used to train models. Terms require you to be 13 or older.
One model run can be lucky or harsh. We run the grader three times on the same rubric and use the median per criterion. When runs disagree by 2 points or more, that criterion is marked less certain.
College application essays and personal statements, class essays (6+1 Traits), IELTS Writing Task 2, TOEFL Academic Discussion and Write an Email, AP Lang and Lit free-response essays, ACT Writing, or your own rubric. Each has its own page with the criteria in plain words.
Yes. Open "Use your own rubric instead", paste the text (up to 1,500 words) or upload a .txt, .pdf or .docx file. No rubric yet? The rubric generator makes one from an assignment description.
A chatbot answers differently each time and rarely quotes you exactly. Here the rubric is fixed and versioned, the essay is graded three times with the median kept, and every quote is checked against your text. The method is on how we grade essays.
No. It is a feedback tool for your own writing, not an AI-text detector.