Grading a stack of student work shouldn't cost you your evening.

GradeSteward links to your submissions, drafts criterion-level marks and feedback against your approved rubric, and leaves every decision to you. Built for rubric-graded, artifact-based coursework — code, writing, design, and more.

Join the educator pilot → See how GradeSteward works

02How it works

Five steps, and you're never out of the loop

1

Link your submissions

Nothing uploads blindly. GradeSteward reads what's there and matches it to your roster.

2

Approve your rubric

Build it manually, import it, or let AI draft one from your assessment wording — you approve the version that's actually used.

3

Calibrate on one submission

Test the grading approach before it touches the whole class.

4

Grade the roster

Every submission gets criterion-level evidence, a provisional mark, and draft feedback.

5

Review, edit, finalize

Nothing becomes an official grade until you say so.

03What stays yours

The parts that don't change when AI is in the loop

Every mark starts as a draft — provisional until you approve it.
Original student work stays where you put it — nothing is altered or moved without you asking.
Feedback is yours to edit — before a student ever sees a word of it.
A full evidence trail — for every criterion, on every submission, so marks are explainable.
You set the standard — strict, moderate, or lenient, per course or per assessment.

04Join the pilot

Tell me what you're grading, and I'll show you what this could do for it

Seven quick questions, about two minutes. Your answers directly shape what gets built next — and if you're up for it, you'll be first in line for a real pilot.

Grading a stack of student work shouldn't cost you your evening.

Five steps, and you're never out of the loop

The parts that don't change when AI is in the loop

Tell me what you're grading, and I'll show you what this could do for it

Thank you