For English teachers

Efficient grading. Effective feedback.

Gradiac supports teachers with structured AI-assisted writing feedback for CEFR-style English writing tasks. Teachers stay in control of the final assessment.

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Upload student writing

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Receive structured feedback

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Review, adjust, and release

Workflow

How Gradiac works

Create an assignment

Set up a writing task and upload student texts individually or in bulk.

Review AI-assisted feedback

Gradiac highlights language issues and gives structured feedback aligned with teacher assessment needs.

Teacher remains in control

You decide what to accept, change, release, or download. Gradiac supports your judgement; it does not replace it.

Demo

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90–120 second teacher workflow video

Trust first

Built for responsible classroom use

Clear teacher responsibility

Gradiac provides support and structure. The teacher remains responsible for the final feedback and assessment.

Controlled processing

The product is designed around controlled uploads, queue-based processing, and operational monitoring for reliable use.

Student-writing focus

Gradiac is designed around English writing tasks and feedback workflows teachers already understand.

Transparent limitations

AI feedback can be helpful, but it must be reviewed. Gradiac is designed to support professional judgement, not automate it away.

Pricing

Simple credit-based access

Pilot access

Gradiac currently supports controlled teacher rollout with monthly credits and optional top-ups.

Detailed public pricing will be published before wider rollout.

Questions about pilot access? contact@gradiac.ai

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FAQ

Common questions

Does Gradiac replace teacher assessment?

No. Gradiac supports teachers with structured feedback. Teachers review the output and remain responsible for the final assessment.

Who is Gradiac for?

Gradiac is currently focused on English teachers working with CEFR-style writing tasks, especially in Austrian school contexts.

Can I use it on a phone?

The main grading workflow is designed for laptop and tablet use. Mobile responsiveness will be improved as part of rollout readiness.