Grade
You give the grade.On request, AI suggests a homework score from 0 to 100. It only counts once you save it.Grades that add up to a trend.
Every homework grade you give lands in the gradebook: latest grade, average and the last six as a curve, per student and class. Students see their own grades, parents a six-week trend.
Every attempt stays visible.
When a student retakes a quiz, you see every attempt in a list — with score, time taken and date, and how far they have come since the first.
Collect
The gradebook keeps count.Average, latest grade and distribution for every student — filter by class, sort by average.Share
Students and parents follow along.Students see their own grades, parents the average of the last six weeks.Bomi times each quiz attempt. How long a student spends on homework is not tracked.
Homework
Grades from 0 to 100.
Every graded submission counts toward average and trend. The distribution shows how many grades are 80 or above, in between, or below 50.Quizzes
Scores per tier.
Foundation, Application, Challenge — for each attempt on its own. Filter the answers by incorrect, close and missed.Exams
Open work is flagged.
Open answers still waiting for your grade, and AI grades waiting for your confirmation, are flagged in the list.Who needs help comes first.
Sort by lowest average and the students who are struggling come first. Anyone averaging under 50 counts toward “Needs attention” at the top.
- Filter by class, search by name, sort by name, most recent or average
- Click a row to open the student’s profile
- CSV export for Excel: class, submissions, average and latest grade per student, with the ten most recent assignments as columns
Their own grades, only their own.
Under “Your grades”, students see their overall average, an eight-week curve and every grade by class. They never see other students’ grades.
- Filters from “Excellent” (90+) to “Practice” (under 60)
- A line on their momentum, for example after three grades in a row above 80
A trend, not a report card.
In the parent portal, parents see the average of the last six weeks, whether it is going up or down, minutes in the focus timer over the last seven days, and active days. If they like, they get one email a week.
- The weekly email arrives on a weekday the parent picks — and is skipped when there is nothing to report
- It shows the grade trend and the latest feedback, translated into the parent’s language
Progress you can show.
The gradebook, quiz history and parent portal are part of the 30-day Guided Evaluation and the Founding Tutor subscription — with no price per student.
