Rubric-aware AI feedback
Each feedback pass scores against a trait rubric (argument, evidence, organization, conventions) and returns actionable next steps — not just a letter grade.
EssayGuide moves schools from one-off essay grading to a measurable writing growth model. Hundreds of prebuilt prompts, grade-aligned rubrics, and AI mentors come ready out of the box — so teachers can run their first assignment today, not next semester.
Students, teachers, and admins: sign in with the account your school provided.
Built for every role in a modern school
Give admins one place to manage teachers, classes, prompts, and AI costs across one school or many.
Run tutoring programs, after-school writing clubs, and test-prep sessions with structured writing feedback.
Save hours per assignment on first-pass feedback while keeping full control of final grading and student awards.
Get immediate, specific feedback on a real rubric. Revise with confidence. See progress across versions.
Think → Map → Write
A predictable workflow that develops cognitive, analytical, and communication skills in every assignment.
A guided Q&A activates prior knowledge, sharpens intent, and builds confidence before a single word is written.
Students organize ideas in essay-type-specific planning structures so claims, evidence, and reasoning are visible before drafting.
Students author drafts with autosave, request rubric-based AI feedback, and revise across versions while teachers retain final authority.
Everything a writing program needs — in one place.
Each feedback pass scores against a trait rubric (argument, evidence, organization, conventions) and returns actionable next steps — not just a letter grade.
Teachers review AI feedback, override scores, add their own comments, award badges, reopen or reset essays, and grant students extra feedback attempts.
Every class has a single screen showing students, teachers, assignments, and per-student work status — no more tab-juggling.
EssayGuide runs the AI for you across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google — each task routed to a model tuned for it, with automatic failover. No API keys to buy, store, or rotate.
Admins pick which teachers can create assignments, grant students extra feedback attempts, and assign multiple teachers to a class.
Track writing progress by class, student, and prompt. Share results with parents, principals, and district leaders.
Teachers can run their first assignment today — not in September.
EssayGuide ships with the curriculum scaffolding most platforms make you build yourself. Sign up, pick a prompt, assign a class. That's the whole setup.
A growing library covering every major essay type — narrative, argumentative, analytical, informational, compare & contrast — from grade 2 through college. Use them as-is or duplicate and customize.
Trait-based rubrics tuned for each grade band and essay type. Edit any criterion per assignment, or bring your own.
Prompt-ready reading passages for grades 2–9 and higher-ed variants, so teachers don't hunt for source texts.
Pre-built mentor personas that adjust vocabulary, question depth, and tone to the student's grade — no prompt engineering required.
Argumentative, narrative, informational, compare & contrast, and analytical — each with its own planning map, thinking steps, and grading criteria.
Walk through the full experience — including AI grading — without spending a cent on AI calls. Flip the switch when you're ready to go live.
Setup in minutes, not months. Most institutions go from signup to first student essay in under an hour. Your team doesn't need to write prompts, build rubrics, or fine-tune AI mentors — all of that is already in the box.
Not a grader. A growth system.
AI grading returns trait scores + concrete next steps in seconds, so students revise the same day, not next week.
Structured attempts, attempt-bonus controls, and version history turn writing into an iterative habit, not a single submission.
Every AI score can be overridden. Teachers stay the final voice on grades, badges, and class-level decisions.
Start small. Roll out district-wide when you're ready.
AI is included and managed for you — no API keys to buy or maintain. Annual contracts for School and District plans — quarterly available on request.
Run a classroom-scale pilot with the full AI experience. AI is included and managed by the EssayGuide team — no API keys to set up.
For a single school. Includes unlimited classes, invite-based onboarding, and per-teacher permission controls.
For K-12 districts and learning-center networks. Each school (or site) gets its own admin, students, and data.
Questions district leaders ask us first
Most institutions go from signup to first student essay in under an hour. EssayGuide ships with hundreds of prebuilt prompts, grade-aligned rubrics, stimulus passages, and AI mentor personas — so your team doesn't have to build any of that from scratch.
A growing library of hundreds of writing prompts across grades 2 through college, trait-based rubrics tuned per grade band and essay type, pre-built mentor personas, stimulus passages for lower grades, and ready-to-use templates for argumentative, narrative, informational, compare-and-contrast, and analytical essays.
Yes. EssayGuide ships with grade-appropriate rubrics and prompts for grades 2–12 and higher-ed variants. Teachers choose grade level on each class and assignment.
Essays are scored against a trait-based rubric by a model the EssayGuide team selects and tunes for grading (from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google), with automatic failover if a provider has trouble. Teachers can adjust scores, add comments, or override AI feedback entirely.
No. AI is fully managed by the EssayGuide team: we configure the models and keys centrally and route each task — grading, the thinking coach, argument-map analysis — to the model best suited to it. Your institution has nothing to set up, secure, or rotate.
Yes. Every institution has isolated users, classes, assignments, and essays. Admins only see their own institution. Institution scoping is enforced in the API, not only in the UI.
Admins send invite links by email from the Users page. Invitees click the link, set their password, and land in their dashboard. No public student signup.
No — and that is the design. AI produces a first-pass rubric score and feedback. Teachers remain the final authority on grades, reviews, awards, and class decisions.
Sign up, add your first teacher, and pick a prompt from our prebuilt library — your students can start writing the same day. Hundreds of prompts, grade-aligned rubrics, and AI mentors are ready to go. No curriculum prep required.