Easy Grader

Essay thirty gets graded the same as essay one. Your fatigue doesn’t get a vote.

Two PDFs. Upload to any AI. Rubric-locked essay scoring that holds the same standard across every paper in your stack.

What this system does

By essay twenty you’re skimming. By thirty you’re not sure you’re applying the same standard you started with. By forty you’re just trying to finish. That’s not a character flaw. That’s fatigue, and every teacher who grades volume knows it.

Easy Grader runs in two steps. First, it interviews you about the assignment until your rubric has zero ambiguity — specific, measurable criteria for every grade level. Then it grades every student essay against that rubric. Student one and student fifty get identical evaluation. No drift. No fatigue adjustment.

Every score traces back to a specific rubric criterion. If a student asks why, you can point to exactly where. You set the standard once. The AI holds it.

What’s Inside

Two PDFs. One consistent standard.

Upload. Build your rubric once. Grade consistently forever.

Upload the Rubric Doctor PDF. Your AI interviews you and builds a concrete, machine-executable rubric from your answers. Upload the Essay Grader PDF. Feed it student essays. It scores each one against your rubric identically, every time.

You’re reviewing AI-graded work, not grinding through raw essays. Setup takes under ten minutes.

Who reaches for this.

Teachers grading more essays than they have hours for — if grading is the part of teaching that makes you dread Sunday nights, this is the fix

Adjunct faculty handling multiple sections — consistent standards across a volume that would drift on any human grader

Homeschool parents and department heads — defensible, rubric-locked evaluation that holds up to scrutiny

$79.

One-time. No subscription. Instant download.

The standard you set on essay one. Still holding on essay fifty.