What’s new

The models behind Student Pro and Student Max moved up a generation — Address and Oration now reason more deeply on every grade, for sharper predictions and feedback that reads even more like your teacher. Same plans, same price, and the Free plan keeps the same fast model it's always had.

Grab your personal invite link from the refer-a-friend popup or your profile page — every friend who signs up earns you a bonus upload on top of your weekly plan, saved until you use it. Invited friends can join straight from your link without needing a beta code.

When you submit several drafts of the same essay, we now spot them and offer to group them into one card with a version history, so you can follow a piece from your first draft to your latest at a glance. Each draft keeps its own grade and feedback, nothing is merged or deleted, and you can ungroup anytime. We also tidied up the revision timeline so it reads the same on every draft, and the score changes between drafts now line up with your rubric breakdown.

Moving between your dashboard, growth, accuracy, and other pages now feels near-instant — a tap shows a clean loading preview right away instead of leaving the old page stuck while the next one loads.

We strengthened protections across sign-up, your account, grading and chat to keep your work and personal data safe and your essays running smoothly.

If your school or teacher isn't in our directory yet, you can add them right from the setup screen instead of hitting a dead end — a brand-new teacher is graded on general standards until their style is learned.

Removed the separate grade-dispute appeal flow — if a grade looks off, reporting your real grade is the better path, and it also sharpens future predictions.

Your accuracy page now breaks down how often predictions landed within 5 points of your reported grade for each teacher at your school, so you can see which teachers we read most reliably. The school name also stands out more clearly at the top.

Tap any recurring-weakness card on your growth page to expand it and read the actual teacher comments alongside the exact lines from your essays where they came up.

Each chat with your teacher's AI now opens fresh, and you can revisit and continue any of your past conversations from the Previous chats list.

The teacher chat now keeps replies brief, always answers in English, and stays focused on the essay you're working on instead of drifting off topic.

We strengthened protections across accounts, grading and billing to keep your work and data safe.

Some teachers address you by name in their comments — your feedback now does too where it fits their style, even when your essay has no name header.

Trimmed the results page to the clear grade reasoning and removed a redundant confidence panel.

Grades that are well-supported now show the high confidence they deserve instead of looking uncertain.

The explanation behind each grade is now easier to read and describes exactly what shapes your confidence score.

You get a solid, reliable first grade even before your teacher has built up much grading history.

Fixed an issue that could stop essays from a brand-new teacher from finishing grading, so first-time submissions now go through dependably.

When a teacher is brand new, your first grade now clearly says it was marked against general standards instead of implying a personalized model that doesn't exist yet.

If grading ever fails, you now see a reassuring message that your essay is safe along with a one-click way to try again instead of a blank or broken screen.

The chat with your teacher's AI now stays firmly on your essay and coaches your writing without ever handing you ready-made text to copy.

Your skill growth now accounts for the fact that different teachers grade on different scales, so switching teachers no longer makes your progress look like a decline.

The free plan now includes more weekly essay credits so chatting with your teacher's AI no longer eats into your essay grading.

Downloading your graded essay as a PDF now works reliably, and the ask-the-teacher chat no longer cuts off its answers mid-sentence.

The prediction accuracy page now clearly shows it covers your whole school, and pricing and plan pages spell out what each tier includes more honestly.

Every result now shows a plain-language explanation of how your grade was reached, alongside per-skill growth trends, personal coaching goals, and a one-click feedback PDF you can save or share.

If a grade feels off you can now appeal it and see your teacher's resolution note, and you can update the real grade you reported even after submitting.

The home screen is tidier with a single gentle nudge to report overdue grades, and your growth charts now show consistent, accurately colored trends that match your results pages.

We tightened access controls and hardened the grading pipeline to better protect your work and information.

The accuracy page now shows a within-range ring, a skill-by-skill comparison of predicted versus actual grades, an accuracy trend over time, and a confidence view.

The logo now plays a quick reveal right in the header when you log in, instead of a full-screen splash that blocked the page.

Chatting with your teacher's AI now quietly retries once before showing an unavailable message, so a brief hiccup no longer fails your message.

When you submit a revision, the app now reliably checks which of your earlier priorities you addressed by reading your full essay.

Your improvement notes are now an editable checklist that carries forward across drafts, so you can watch each priority get cleared and follow the full arc of your revisions.

The dashboard now lets you search across all your essays by topic or content, with a short summary on each one and older documents tucked away until you need them.

Comments now sit pinned in the margin right beside the text they refer to, and the ask-your-teacher chat gives tighter, more grounded answers that sound more like your teacher.

We strengthened access protections and fixed issues to keep your essays, grades, and account safe.