Multi-format upload
Upload student work as PDF, DOCX, or plain text. Paste essays directly, or drag-and-drop a folder of files.
For educators
You went into teaching to teach. WriteAlign gives you the time back.
Routine scoring is the part of writing instruction that takes the most time and changes the least about your teaching. WriteAlign automates it — to the level a teacher can trust — so you can focus on conferring, reteaching, and the conversations that actually move student writing.
A typical Tuesday
Score a class set during your conference period.
Drag your folder of essays into WriteAlign. Choose your rubric. Click score. Walk down the hall, get coffee, return to per-essay reports with rubric-aligned feedback for each student — plus class-level patterns showing which conventions or organizational moves to address tomorrow.
No more weekends spent at the kitchen table with a stack of papers. No more Wednesday-by-Wednesday score-only-the-strongest-essays compromises.
In your daily workflow
Built around the way teachers actually score.
Batch scoring
Score an entire class at once. WriteAlign processes asynchronously in the background, no waiting on any single essay.
Exemplar responses
Every report shows model student responses at each performance level, so students see what proficiency looks like.
Per-domain feedback
Detailed, criterion-based feedback for each rubric domain — not just a single overall comment.
AI-suggested grouping
Automatically segment students by performance pattern so you can plan small-group instruction in minutes, not hours.
Reusable assignments
Save your prompts and rubric pairings as templates — share with grade-level teams or copy across class periods.
Phase 3 — coming January 2027
A coach for students that respects the work of writing.
Our AI writing coach is intentionally limited. It will never rewrite a student's text. It will never assign a score. It frames feedback as questions, not commands. It preserves the student's voice rather than imposing one of its own.
These constraints are enforced at two layers: in the prompt the AI sees, and in code that scans every response before it reaches the student. So even when the model drifts, the coach stays inside the boundaries.
For teachers
Common questions from classrooms.
A single essay returns in about a minute. A whole class set typically completes in under five minutes. WriteAlign processes batches asynchronously, so you can keep working while scoring runs in the background — and you'll get a notification when results are ready.
PDF, DOCX, and plain text. You can also paste essays directly into the upload form. WriteAlign handles handwritten work that has been digitized to PDF, though scoring fidelity depends on OCR quality.
WriteAlign's scoring is calibrated against human-scored reference samples and tested across multiple Claude models. The platform is designed for instructional use — the highest-leverage signal is per-domain feedback that reveals patterns across a class, not the precise numeric score on a single essay. Teachers report the strongest value in the time it saves on routine scoring and the consistency of feedback across hundreds of essays.
Neither. WriteAlign streamlines the part of scoring that's repetitive — applying a rubric to thirty essays — so you can spend more time on what only a teacher can do: planning instruction, conferring with students, and choosing what to reteach. Final assessment decisions are always yours.
See it on the rubrics you actually use.
Tell us which grade and rubric, and we'll walk you through a real WriteAlign report on it.