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Fast, rubric-aligned feedback and a suggested grade on any student essay, right inside Google Docs. You didn't become a teacher to spend Sunday night grading. Rubricly reads a student's essay right inside Google Docs and gives you rubric-aligned feedback and a suggested grade in seconds. You read it, change anything you want, and decide. The final call is always yours. How it works: 1. Open any student essay in Google Docs. 2. Pick your rubric. Use the built-in ELA rubric or one you built. 3. Click grade. Read the feedback in the side panel, adjust anything, done. The feedback matches how you actually grade. Rubricly scores against your rubric, criterion by criterion, with a specific comment on each and a grade you can defend to a student or a parent. Copy it into your own comments with one click. Free to start. You get 12 gradings a month on the free plan, enough to try it on a real class. Rubricly Pro is $12 a month for unlimited grading and custom rubrics that sync across your devices. Cancel in one click, anytime. Your students' work stays private. An essay is read only when you click grade. It is sent to generate the feedback and is never stored on our servers or used to train AI. One job, done well. Rubricly grades essays. It is not twenty tools you will never open. Questions or school pricing: hello@rubricly.app
Aug 14, 2026
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