I used to spend my entire Sunday grading. 8th grade essays, quizzes, short answers — the stack never ended.

Then I started building an AI grading system. Not to replace my judgment, but to handle the repetitive parts:

• Rubric-based scoring — the AI reads the rubric and applies it consistently across every paper

• Feedback generation — each student gets specific, constructive comments (not just "good job")

• Pattern detection — it flags common mistakes so I can address them in class, not one paper at a time

The result? I went from 6+ hours of grading on Sundays to about 45 minutes of reviewing AI-scored work.

I built GradeMaster AI to give every teacher access to this. Whether you teach 30 kids or 200, the stack shouldn't own your weekends.

If you're drowning in grading, come check it out.