From a physics exam to a startup's pitch deck, GradeWise learns your rubric and grades against it — a self-correcting multi-agent AI with two purpose-built modes: a classroom test grader and a business-plan competition judge.
GradeWise grades anything you can put a rubric on. Pick the mode that fits the work — the same self-correcting engine underneath.
Grade essays, exams, and assignments against your rubric. Pulls context from your course materials, writes Socratic feedback, and flags low-confidence results for a human look.
Screen and rank a whole field of business plans. Every point is cited to the plan, graded several times for a real confidence, with a shortlist your panel can defend.
Powerful tools built specifically for high-volume grading environments.
LangGraph orchestrates Retrieve, Grade, Validate, and Mentor nodes with self-correction loops for accuracy.
Local ChromaDB vector store with HuggingFace embeddings. Your course materials and student data never leave your control.
Upload dozens of submissions at once. The agent processes them in parallel with consistent rubric application.
Automatically retrieves relevant context from your textbooks and lecture notes to fact-check student answers.
The business mode grades a whole competition in one run and forms the ranking live. It cites every point to the plan, screens eligibility and AI content, and flags a statistical tie at the cutoff so a sub-point gap never decides a prize.
Watch the real pipeline judge each plan, stage by stage.
Every point cites the exact passage in the plan.
Ranking with a tie band at the shortlist cutoff.
Eligibility, AI-content, and disparate-impact checks.
No hand-wavy scores. Each criterion carries the exact quote from the submission that earned or lost the marks — and a quote that isn't really in the plan is rejected. Disputes resolve in seconds, and your panel debates substance, not the tool.
“2.3 million smallholder farmers in the northern corridor…”
The same five stages you watch in the Grading Theater — every plan moves through them in order.
Eligibility, disqualifiers, and AI-content flags before ranking.
Score each criterion on the evidence actually present.
A Judge checks it and sends it back to re-score if it's off.
Specific, encouraging feedback for the founders.
A defensible score plus a pinned grade-of-record.
Monitor class performance, identify struggling students, and track AI confidence scores in real-time.
Manage rubrics, review AI grades with confidence scores, track class performance, and identify low-confidence results for manual review—all from one unified dashboard.
View grade distributions, average scores, and identify outliers. Track class performance over time.
The Judge agent assigns confidence scores (0-100%). Low-confidence results are flagged for your review.
Process dozens of submissions simultaneously. Upload ZIP files with multiple student works for batch grading.
Stop wasting hours manually entering grading criteria. GradeWise parses your existing Word, PDF, or Excel rubrics and instantly converts them into an active AI grading agent.
Drop your rubric file here
or click "Try Live Demo" to simulate
Four specialized AI agents work together to ensure grading accuracy
RAG queries ChromaDB to fetch relevant context from your course materials based on rubric criteria.
01DeepSeek V3 evaluates the submission against your rubric with quantitative scaling and explicit scoring.
02Quality assurance layer validates scoring consistency. Rejects and loops back if errors are detected.
03Generates Socratic feedback to guide students without giving away answers. Encourages critical thinking.
04Designed to support every role in the grading workflow.
Focus on research and lectures while GradeWise handles the grading of hundreds of weekly assignments.
Ensure grading consistency across multiple TAs. Use GradeWise as a 'first pass' to standardize feedback.
Maintain rigorous academic standards with localized privacy. No data leaves your institution's control.
From classrooms to competition panels.
For the first time the shortlist held up under questioning. Every score pointed to a line in the plan — the panel debated substance, not the tool.
We screened three hundred plans in an afternoon and still hand-reviewed every flagged one. The tie band at the cutoff saved us a genuinely unfair call.
I grade five classes of essays a week. GradeWise does the first pass and I keep the final word — hours back, every Sunday.
Set your rubric, upload the work — a pop quiz or a whole competition field — and let GradeWise do the first pass while you keep the final word.