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The whole toolkit · in plain terms

Everything you get.

The whole toolkit in plain terms. What each part does, and the evening it gives back.

No sign-up to read · free founding access when we open.

Everything you get

The toolkit, piece by piece.

Each part has a job and a cost it takes off your plate. No marketing maths here, just what it does and the real-world afternoon or evening it buys back.

A calibrated first pass on every draft

A band or grade estimate with the reasoning shown, named strengths, and prioritised next steps. It's the structured first read, so you sit down to finish the marking, not start it.

Takes the cold start off a marking night, which is the worst part of the pile.

Margin notes in your voice

Your own comment bank and marking codes applied across every draft, so the feedback reads like you wrote it, because the language is yours.

Spares you the same comment, retyped thirty times.

Quotation checking

Every quote checked against your set text, on your computer, flagging the misquotes and inventions a tired marker misses at 11pm.

A catch no human reliably makes at the end of a long marking night.

Module-aware calibration

Band logic anchored to your standard's language, module by module, not a generic "essay" lens dropped onto senior English.

Saves the re-reading of the rubric for every single script.

A whole class set in one run

Press once and every draft is read in turn, plus a class-patterns sheet that shows what to reteach next lesson.

The difference between a lost Sunday and a free one.

Handwriting from a photo

Handwritten scripts transcribed verbatim from a photo, with names stripped first, so a paper class isn't a retyping class.

No evening lost to transcribing thirty exam books by hand.

The prepared-response test

A swap-test on every paragraph for recycled, pre-memorised answers. It's the integrity check markers wish they had the time to do.

The check you never have the hours for, done for you.

Your rest-of-week tools

Differentiation, report comments, parent emails, lesson decks and a syllabus check: the jobs that fill the days the marking doesn't.

A second prep-free evening, the one report week usually eats.

A privacy receipt on every output

Each output shows what was stripped before the AI saw it, so the de-identification is in the open, not just promised in the fine print.

Peace of mind that holds up if your data policy is ever questioned.

Your saved work, kept yours

Everything lives in your own browser, with an end-of-year archive you keep. Your work, your IP. It stays on your computer, not ours.

Nothing to claw back or lose if you ever walk away.

Founding teachers also get

Two things to make it sound like you from draft one.

Founding bonus · 01

Done-for-you calibration setup

Send your comment bank, your marking codes, and two pieces you've already graded. We tune it to your standards for you, so it speaks your language from the very first draft, with no setup evening of your own.

Founding bonus · 02

The marking-codes starter pack

A ready-made set of marking codes and comment stems to adopt as-is or edit to taste. It's a running start if you don't yet have a system of your own.

The Earn-Its-Place Guarantee

It has to earn its place in your week.

Try it free for two weeks, no card. Mark a real class set, the proper test rather than a demo. If it hasn't earned a place in your week, walk away, and keep everything you made: it lives in your browser, not ours.

Free for two weeks
No card to start
Keep everything you make
Built by a teacher (ACU, in training)
Data never leaves your computer
You approve every word
Built for your school's AI policy

"I didn't build a tool that marks for teachers. I built one that does the boring half, the cold start, the retyping, the quote-checking at 11pm, and hands the judgement back where it belongs. With you." Scott, the maker · English teacher in training, ACU

Be first in line

Want the whole toolkit when we open?

We're not selling anything yet. We're building the founding list. Leave your email and you'll be first in when the doors open, with free founding access for early teachers.

Joining the founding list is free
No card, no spam
Free founding access when we open

We'll email you the moment we open the doors. No card, no spam.

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The founding cohort is small. Bring your staffroom in with you. Share with 3 English teachers who'd want this too.

Fair questions

Everything you get, answered straight.

Is there a catch?
No. Joining the founding list is free, and there's no card to join. You're leaving an email so we can tell you the moment we open. That's the whole deal. The toolkit above is what we're building; the list is how you get in first.
How much is it?
There's no price yet. We're pre-launch, and right now you're joining the founding list for free. Founding teachers get free access when we open. We'll always be upfront about anything that comes later; for now, there's nothing to pay and nothing recurring to join.
Do I keep what I make?
Yes. Everything you create lives in your own browser, on your computer, not on our servers. You keep your comments, your drafts and your end-of-year archive, whether you stay with us or not.
Is the band official?
No. Any band or grade is an estimate for drafting and practice, never an official mark. The on-balance judgement is always yours, and you approve every word before it goes anywhere. For Years 7–10, reporting and feedback are formative by design.
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