Gradr is the platform for every written submission, from locked-down exams to open assignments, with an AI agent that supports the teacher's formative feedback.
One platform. For every written assignment.
The AI agent reads every answer and suggests formative feedback. The teacher approves every comment.
See the productEvery area. Every student.
Four parts. One platform.
What teachers say
“I'd say I save maybe half the time. But then the students might also get ten comments instead of five.”
“It's very rewarding to spend less time writing formative feedback — because now I can be more present in what the students are actually doing and give the individual support I want to give.”
“The assessment itself isn't what takes time — I can see very quickly where a student stands. It's sitting down and writing clear comments that takes time.”
“The AI is impressively detailed and close to how I would assess it myself. It frees up time for me to focus on deeper pedagogical work.”
Nothing reaches the student without the teacher's approval.
From assignment to feedback. The teacher, all the way.
Gradr follows the work from the first instruction to finished feedback, and nothing reaches a student until the teacher has approved it.
The teacher creates the assignment
An exam, an open assignment or an exit ticket, in open or locked mode, with the teacher's own instructions and criteria.
Students write in Gradr
Answers are gathered in one place, with the support each student is entitled to: extended time, text-to-speech or spell-check.
The AI agent suggests, the teacher approves
Formative feedback suggestions based on the teacher's instructions and the curriculum. The teacher reads, edits and approves every comment.
The student gets the feedback
Tied to that student's own answer, and still there when the student keeps working on the text.
How does Gradr protect student data?
Made in Sweden.
Kept in Europe.
- EU-based hosting
- Student data is stored with Hetzner in Finland. No personal data leaves the EU/EEA.
- No model training
- Under our data processing agreement, student and user data may never be used to train AI models.
- The school owns its data
- The school controls its data and can delete it at any time.
- SSO and 2FA
- Sign-in through the school's SSO, and mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) on request.
- No summative assessment
- Gradr never sets grades. Summative assessment is an exercise of public authority and is always done by the teacher.
The difference comes after submission.
Compiled from the vendors' public product and support pages, Aug 2026. General AI refers to ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini as they are used in schools today, without school-specific agreements.
Frequently asked questions
What is Gradr?
Gradr is a Swedish assignment platform for schools: exams, open assignments, exit tickets and lesson tasks in one place, with an AI agent that supports the teacher's formative feedback. The AI drafts feedback suggestions from the teacher's own instructions and criteria, and the teacher reviews and approves every suggestion before it reaches a student. Gradr is developed in Stockholm and used by teachers at more than 100 schools in Sweden.
Is Gradr an exam platform?
Gradr is more than an exam platform. Exams can be held in open or locked mode, but the same platform also has open assignments and process writing, exit tickets and lesson tasks in locked mode, an AI agent that supports the teacher's formative feedback, and support for analysis and planning.
Does the AI grade students?
No. The AI in Gradr never sets grades, scores or summative assessments. Multiple-choice questions are marked deterministically against the teacher's own answer key. The teacher reviews and approves every feedback suggestion, and nothing reaches a student without the teacher actively acting on it. There is therefore no automated decision-making under GDPR Article 22.
Where is student data stored?
Student data is stored on self-hosted servers at Hetzner in Finland (EU), with backups within the EU. All AI processing happens within the EU, in Microsoft Azure OpenAI (EU Data Zone), and no personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA. Gradr signs a data processing agreement under GDPR Article 28.3 with every school customer.
Can Gradr mark a whole class at once?
Yes. Gradr collects the whole class's answers, suggests individual feedback for each student based on the same criteria, and the teacher approves and hands back the results. The teacher can upload student answers as PDF or DOCX for the whole class at once, or create and hold the exam directly in Gradr and examine in locked mode.
Is it automated marking?
No. Gradr is a workspace for the whole assignment: it's where the teacher creates and holds exams and assignments, and the AI suggests formative feedback based on the teacher's own instructions, assessment criteria and the curriculum. The teacher is in charge all the way, and reads, edits and approves every comment before it reaches the student.
Who wrote the feedback the student sees?
The feedback always comes from the teacher. The AI in Gradr suggests wording, but the teacher reviews and approves every comment before the student sees it, and can rewrite or remove anything. Gradr never grades a student.
