The marking, done for you.
Four things have to go right between a stack of paper and a marks table. GradeFlow does all four.
Handwriting
Reads what the student actually wrote
Any hand, any layout — working, diagrams, equations. Nothing is retyped and nothing is guessed at silently.
- Q1x = (−b ± √(b² − 4ac)) / 2a7.5 / 7.5
- Q2Area = πr² = π(4.2)² = 55.4 cm²6 / 7.5
- Q3sin²θ + cos²θ = 17.5 / 7.5
Matching
Knows whose sheet is whose
By ID, roll number, name, or read straight off the page. You confirm before anything is graded.
- scan_0431.jpgAarav Shah
- stu-002.pdfStudent ID
- kabir_mehta.jpgName
- roll-04.jpgRoll number
Your judgement
Marks the way you mark
One sentence of guidance is the whole configuration. No rubric builder, no answer keys.
“Give method marks when the arithmetic slips.”
“Be strict about units.”
“Reward structure over spelling.”
In the open
Shows its working, one student at a time
Watch the batch go through. Anything the model is unsure about is flagged for you rather than quietly averaged away.
- Aarav Shah34/40
- Ananya Iyer37/40
- Kabir Mehta29/40
- Priya Patel31/40
- Rahul Sharma36/40
- Riya Shah27/40
One class, one workspace.
Students, subjects, tests, marks and attendance — nothing to keep straight, nothing to learn first.
Every test in the class, what it still needs from you, and the average.
Three steps. That is the entire product.
Set up the classroom
Paste a list of names, drop a CSV, or hand over a photo of your register. Student IDs are generated for you.
Upload the answer sheets
Drop the whole pile at once. Each sheet is matched to a student, and you confirm the matches before anything is graded.
Read the marks
Every paper marked with question-level feedback, straight into a table you can sort, filter and export.