Graded against the official GSAT criteria. Standard delivery in 2 business days; same-day in as little as 2 hours, by appointment. Every student gets an interactive report they actually absorb, and every class gets an insight view that shows where the weak points are.
Large cram schools put a team of teachers and part-time staff on essay grading. The papers come back marked and handed out, and three problems are still sitting there.
One essay, graded properly, takes 10 to 15 minutes. Forty of them is a whole evening. Your teachers' most valuable hours go into the most repetitive work there is.
Different teachers and different part-timers mark to different levels of strictness. The same essay can come back two or three points apart. Students and parents notice eventually, and the director has no practical way to calibrate everyone.
The scores go back and the data scatters. Who is stuck where, what the class is collectively weak at, what next lesson should cover: nobody can answer.
Grading was never the point. Seeing each student clearly, and teaching the right thing next, is.
Every completed batch lands straight in the class overview inside the teacher portal. Nothing to re-enter, no report to wait for, the whole class laid out at once. What follows is the actual screen a teacher sees, with ranking and distribution both live.
The ranking view sorts by total score with the class average marked, so the spread is obvious. Click any student to open their individual report.
The distribution view shows which score bands the class falls into: clustered in the middle, or split at both ends. That is what you plan the next lesson from.
Export scores to Excel, including all four criteria and every translation item, and download the whole class's essay and translation PDFs in one click.
The same criteria, modeled on the official GSAT rubric, applied to every paper. It does not shift between teachers or part-timers, so the director stops calibrating one by one.
Line-by-line corrections, commentary, a model answer and sentences worth keeping, all built into a report you can click through and read. What follows is a real delivered report. Try it.
Produced by the FOLIO grading system from a demo answer written in-house, and shown in Chinese exactly as students receive it. Translation grading is included free alongside essays.
Students write by hand as usual. Scan the papers or photograph them, a whole class in one go.
Upload the batch. The system reads the handwriting and starts grading.
One interactive report per student, one class summary for the administrator, delivered on time.
Once FOLIO grades a batch of handwritten essays, the data flows both ways: up into the director's class-wide insight, and down into every student's personal report. Two audiences, one product.
A whole class on one page: the score distribution, every student's rank, and one click into any individual report. Scores to Excel and class PDFs, ready to take away.
Line-by-line corrections, commentary on all four criteria, a model answer and sentences worth keeping. Every report stays in the student's own account, so the distance between this attempt and the last one is something they can see for themselves.
“Every essay you send makes the report understand that student better.”
Graded against the official GSAT criteria, with a score and commentary for each of content, organization, grammar and vocabulary.
Standard delivery in 2 business days; same-day in as little as 2 hours, by appointment. It holds through mock exam season.
Students write by hand and hand papers in exactly as they do now. The cram school does one extra thing: scan and upload.
On a first engagement, up to 20 essays are completely free. Read your own students' reports, then decide.
The billing unit is one student report. There is no minimum spend; you pay on the number of papers in each batch.
Need them back on the day of the mock exam? Book same-day delivery: collect in the morning, use them in the afternoon review class.
The everyday option. Upload the batch and the whole class comes back within two business days.
We are looking for our first partner schools: a free trial batch in exchange for your honest feedback.
Tell us your class size and roughly how many papers you grade each time. One email is enough.
We confirm the grading spec and delivery rhythm you want, and schedule a trial batch of up to 20 papers.
Grading and administration speed up together, and your teachers' time goes back into teaching.
Up to 20 essays free · No contract, no commitment · Decide after the trial