Markmate · Beta
Grade your work
against any rubric.
Then improve.
Snap your rubric. Snap your work. In thirty seconds Markmate scores every criterion, levels the whole piece BEG DEV MEET MWE, and tells you exactly what to fix next.
Evaluation
The Great Gatsby — Symbolism Essay
Next steps to MWE
- →Add one more close-read sentence after the quote in paragraph 2.
- →Tighten the conclusion — it currently restates the introduction.
AI-generated insight — never quite 100% accurate, and probably never will be. Use it as a sparring partner; your teacher's judgement is final.
~30s
per evaluation
$0
forever, for students
4
rubric levels, zero guesswork
One-click import · New
Paste one Google Doc.
We do the rest.
One link — your teacher's rubric and your work, together in the same doc. Markmate fetches it, splits the pages, suggests which are rubric and which are work, and lets you flip any that's wrong before grading. No downloading, no cropping, no two separate uploads.
- →Multi-page rubrics handled automatically
- →Typed and handwritten work — both supported
- →Every criterion scored, with the fix spelled out
Paste your Google Doc link
share as “Anyone with the link can view”
What Markmate does
Built around the way real rubrics work.
01 · Input
Reads any rubric
Dense IB-style criterion tables. Handwritten teacher notes. Highlighted PDFs. Markmate parses them all — up to ten photos per rubric.
02 · Output
Levels every criterion
Each criterion gets its own level — BEG, DEV, MEET, or MWE — with a specific feedback sentence. No vague letter grades.
03 · Next steps
Tells you the fix
Every weakness comes with the rubric line it fails and a concrete rewrite — what to change, where, and what stronger reads like.
Rubric says: supports claims with evidence
→ cite the SAT-score stat after your claim
Rubric says: explains each quotation
→ swap “this shows…” for the why
The 30-second loop
Snap the rubric
Up to 10 photos. Markmate reads dense, highlighted, even handwritten rubrics.
Snap or type your work
Up to 15 photos, or paste your essay as text. Both work — combined.
See where to improve
A grade per rubric, every criterion levelled, and bullet-point next steps.
Questions
The things students actually ask.
No — and it's not meant to be. Markmate is a second reader you run before handing in. The mark your teacher gives is the one that counts; Markmate just shows you where you stand and what to fix first.
Accurate enough to be useful, never 100% — and probably never will be. AI grading is fast and consistent, but you should still cross-check the calls that matter. Treat it as a second reader, not a verdict.
The ones you actually get handed — IB MYP and DP criterion grids, A-level mark schemes, MUN position-paper rubrics, college-essay rubrics, and custom ones your teacher made in Word or Pages. Dense tables, handwritten margin notes, highlighted PDFs, multi-page rubrics: all fair game.
No. Snap photos of handwritten work (the OCR is tuned for student handwriting), paste typed text from Docs or Notion, or drop a single combined PDF and let Markmate split the rubric from the work. You can even mix a typed body with a photo of the handwritten conclusion in one submission.
Yes. Your uploads and results live in a private, access-controlled store and are only ever shown back to you. Your work is sent to the grading model to produce your evaluation and is not used to train models. You can delete your account and everything in it at any time.
There's a free monthly allowance of evaluations — snap, grade, improve — with no card required to start. You'll always see how many you've used this month inside the app.
Ready when you are
Start grading.
Free, forever, for students.
20 evaluations a month. No card. No catch. Sign in and start the loop.