This is what graded looks like.

Every paper in the class set sits on the left: student, score, a color chip, and a dot when a paper still has your attention pending.

Filter by class, student, assignment, or date, or just search a name. Here the list is showing one class.

This is a real phone photo of a handwritten Algebra 2 final. Green check, red X, and the answer pinned beside each question, right on the photo.

What the student wrote, the correct answer, and why it's wrong, in plain words. Here: the vertex was right, the direction was not.

Change any grade in one tap: right, wrong, blank, or partial credit in points. The AI assists, you decide.

Points, percent, and an honest read on how the paper landed.

Not a canned line: what the student does well, topic by topic, and exactly what to polish, written from the actual work on the page.

Each mistake listed with the correction and the reason it went wrong. Tap a mark on the paper and its entry lights up here.

Tag the paper to a student and assignment on one line. It flows into the class gradebook and analytics from there.

The graded page, with the explanations, straight to the student or a parent.

Grade the paper again whenever you need to. Version history keeps every pass, and Restore brings one back.