When school leaders log in, they see writing performance across the whole school. See how each class and year level is tracking against the curriculum.

Start here, then drill down to the classes or cohorts that need attention.

Click into a class to see the students in it, their achievement levels, and progress across subjects.

This gives a clear picture of who needs support and who is ready to extend.

Then open a student to see their skills, strengths, and next steps.

Use this view to plan targeted support and track growth over time.

Once you're collecting evidence, you need a simple, consistent way to judge it. Create rubrics that match what you teach and how you assess.

These rubrics turn all that evidence into clear judgments and next steps for students.

With rubrics in place, collect the evidence. Upload any student work — including practice pieces and drafts that would normally be lost.

Handwritten PDFs are split automatically into individual submissions, ready to assess with your rubrics.

Bring the two together: your rubrics and the student work. Create an assessment, pick the rubric and skills, and let AI help with the marking.

The result is simple: clear feedback and a fair, consistent judgment for every student.

Students can upload their own work too — photos of handwritten work or digital files — and get quick feedback to improve.

This builds independence and makes sure practice work is captured in their portfolio.

All student work is automatically logged to individual portfolios - every upload, every assessment, every practice piece. This builds up a complete picture of how they're progressing, with detailed feedback and skill development over time.

Nothing is lost: drafts and practice pieces are saved, not binned. Leaders see the full picture across the school, and students get timely, helpful feedback.