Results you can trust · Grading and report cards
Results you can stand behind, in front of any parent.
The report card goes home as a dated PDF, with every mark behind it on record.
Names and figures on this page are illustrative.
After a correction
A correction never rewrites a released card
Report card · Term 1PDF
Ananya R.
Physics mid-term71 / 100
Attendance92%
Frozen · 10 Oct 2026
Q12 re-marked on 22 Oct, with the reason and the teacher’s name kept
Report card · Term 1PDF
Ananya R.
Physics mid-term73 / 100
Attendance92%
Frozen · 24 Oct 2026
Proof that holds up
Marks you can defend
- Every mark has a history
- Every mark and every change to it, by AI, by the system or by a teacher, is kept in order with who made it and when. Nothing in it can be erased.
- One policy for every student
- Grades come from your grade scale, bands and pass mark, not from a teacher’s spreadsheet.
- How parents see results today
- The report card goes home as a PDF in the student’s hands. Each card is dated, and a later correction makes a new card, never a quiet change to that one.
- Exam evidence a person reviews
- In proctored exams, the event log and short video clips go to your staff to review. A person decides, not a flag. Online exams and proctoring →
FAQ
Questions about grading
- Coming soon
Certificates for learners who complete a course.
- Coming soon
A view for parents for marks, attendance and released report cards.
Does AI grade essays and coding answers?
In academic courses, yes: written, coding and SQL answers get a score and written feedback, usually within minutes of submission. In competitive exams, certifications and skills, those answers go to a teacher to mark.
Can a teacher overrule a mark?
Yes. The teacher enters a new mark and feedback, and the original mark stays in the history alongside who changed it and when.
Can we use our own grading scale and pass mark?
Yes. Each institution sets its grade scale and bands, pass mark and low-attendance threshold. GPA, CGPA and academic standing follow them, course by course.
Can our report card look like the one we use now?
Most institutions fit one of the two ready layouts: grade bands from chapter averages, or scores with attendance. A genuinely different design is a custom build, not a setting.
Can a released report card change later?
No. Each card is a dated snapshot. If marks are corrected afterwards, a new card is generated rather than the old one quietly changing.
Are parents notified when report cards are released?
Not yet. Release notifications go to students and their teachers. A view for parents is coming soon. Today the report card goes home as a PDF in the student’s hands.
Do learners get a certificate?
Not yet. Certificates are coming soon. Today a learner’s proof is their report card and their mark history.
Full specification
- Objective answers
- Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, multiple select and match the following are marked on submission.
- Written answers
- In academic courses, AI grades written, coding and SQL answers with a score and written feedback, usually within minutes. In other modules they go to a teacher.
- Partial credit
- For multiple select and match the following: all-or-nothing, proportional, or proportional with a penalty.
- Negative marking
- On or off per test, with your own penalty per wrong answer.
- Mark history
- Every mark and every change to it, whether by AI, by the system or by a teacher, is kept in order and can’t be erased.
- Results release
- Scores and answer keys each release on submit, after teacher review, after the test window, or never.
- Grading policy
- Your grade scale and bands, percentage bands, pass mark and low-attendance threshold, applied the same way to every student.
- Standing
- GPA, CGPA and academic standing, calculated course by course and kept up to date as marks come in.
- Report cards
- Generated for a whole class in one action, and frozen as dated PDFs.
- Report card layouts
- Two ready layouts: grade bands from chapter-wise averages, or scores with attendance. A default layout covers everything else.
- Release
- By hand, or automatically when a class reaches a progress milestone you set.
Send us one chapter.
After your first unit test, you’ll see your own sections side by side and each student’s weakest topics.
Then we’ll generate that class’s report cards, with the marks behind each one.