Formative feedback,
without limits

Gradr is a Swedish platform for AI-assisted formative feedback and secure digital exams, built for schools. The AI in Gradr drafts feedback from the teacher's own instructions and criteria — the teacher reviews, approves, and sets the grades.

Nice opening — clear and to the point…
Be more precise — energy is not created, it is converted…
Good! Do develop where in the cell the chlorophyll sits…
Kullaviks MontessoriskolaTS GymnasietChristinaskolanBirger Jarls GymnasiumPer BrahegymnasietSöraskolanLindeskolanStaffansgymnasietGöranssonska SkolanTimrå GymnasiumSunnerborgsgymnasietKullaviks MontessoriskolaTS GymnasietChristinaskolanBirger Jarls GymnasiumPer BrahegymnasietSöraskolanLindeskolanStaffansgymnasietGöranssonska SkolanTimrå GymnasiumSunnerborgsgymnasiet

How does Gradr work for the teacher?

Spend less time grading and more on what you love. Gradr helps you give every student personal feedback in every course.

Just an example, not a fully accurate representation of the product
Question 2 — Biology, year 8

Explain in your own words how photosynthesis works.

Photosynthesis is the process where plants use sunlight to make their own food. It is something that happens in almost all green plants, from small blades of grass on a lawn to big trees in the forest. Without photosynthesis there would be no life on Earth as we know it, because this is really where all the energy in nature comes from.

When the sunlight hits the leaves, the plant turns the light into energy it can use. This is possible thanks to a green substance called chlorophyll that sits in the leaves. It is the chlorophyll that makes the leaves look green, and it is also what captures the light from the sun.

Then water from the roots gets mixed with carbon dioxide from the air and then sugar is formed that the plant can grow from. So the water comes up from below through the roots, and the carbon dioxide comes from the surrounding air through small openings on the underside of the leaves.

As a by-product the plant releases oxygen into the air, which is lucky for us humans and animals since we need it to be able to breathe.

Dominic StrandqvistAlexander CarléTherese Cavalli-BjörkmanFredrik Norman
500+ teachers use Gradr (July 2026)

What do teachers and students get in Gradr?

One platform. Two experiences.

Gradr helps teachers write formative feedback faster. The result: students get more detailed, personalized feedback, more often.

Teacher platform

Grade the whole class, faster

Create or upload, grade alongside your own AI colleague based on your criteria, and return more detailed formative feedback in less time.

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Student platform

More feedback. Faster. More opportunities.

Every student gets detailed, individualized feedback — not just the ones who ask.

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Data protection

Made in Sweden.
Kept in Europe.

A Swedish company, European infrastructure, and a promise that's never compromised: student data stays within the EU/EEA, always.

EU/EEA Hetzner, Finland GDPR art. 28.3
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Reviews

Stories from the classrooms

See how teachers use Gradr to give every student personal feedback – without working weekends and evenings.

"I'd say I save maybe half the time. But then the students probably get ten comments instead of five."

Dominic Strandqvist

Dominic Strandqvist

Internationella Engelska Skolan, Kungsbacka

"The AI is impressively detailed and close to how I would grade myself. It frees up time for me to focus on deeper pedagogical work."

Alexander Carlé

Alexander Carlé

KMS Kullaviks Montessoriskola

"We want students to be part of the learning process, and with this formative feedback they can develop and improve."

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Filippa von Essen

Teknik och Servicegymnasiet

"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."

Therese Cavalli-Björkman

Therese Cavalli-Björkman

Christinaskolan, Lidingö

"This is exactly the type of feedback I would like to give to my students, I am very impressed by the feedback Gradr generates."

Fredrik Norman

Fredrik Norman

Bessemerskolan, Sandviken

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EU-based hosting

Student data is stored on Gradr's self-hosted servers at Hetzner in Finland (EU) — AES-256 encrypted at rest, TLS in transit, backups within the EU. All AI processing happens in the EU, and no personal data leaves the EU/EEA.

02

No foundation model training

Student and user data is contractually prohibited from being used to train, develop, or improve any AI models — a binding term in our data processing agreement, aligned with our AI providers' terms.

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You own your data

You control your data, you can at any point delete it, and it will no longer be stored.

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User authentication

SSO integration provides complete control over user authentication and access management. We can also enable mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) on request for enhanced security and tighter access control.

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No summative assessment

Summative assessment is a governmental exercise of authority and something Gradr never does. As a teacher, you always have the ability to make summative assessments yourself directly in the platform.

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How we handle student data — the full picture

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Security & Data Protection

How does Gradr protect student data?

Trust starts with security. Here's how we protect your school, your teachers, and your students – from data handling to privacy.

GDPR Art. 28.3 All data within EU/EEA AES-256 + TLS No model training SSO & 2FA

Frequently asked questions

What is Gradr?

Gradr is a Swedish platform for AI-assisted formative feedback and secure digital exams, built for schools. The AI in Gradr 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 built by Gradr AB in Stockholm (reg. no. 559475-9630) and is used by teachers at over 100 schools across Sweden.

Does the AI grade students?

No. The AI in Gradr never sets grades, points, or summative assessments — multiple-choice questions are scored deterministically against the teacher's own answer key. In Gradr the teacher reviews and approves every feedback suggestion, and nothing reaches a student without the teacher's action. No automated decision-making within the meaning of GDPR Article 22 therefore takes place in Gradr.

Where is student data stored?

Student data in Gradr is stored on Gradr's self-hosted servers at Hetzner in Finland (EU), encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit, with backups inside the EU. All AI processing in Gradr happens within the EU — Microsoft Azure OpenAI (EU data zone) and Google Vertex AI (Belgium) — and no personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA. Gradr signs a GDPR Article 28(3) data processing agreement with every school customer.

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