Feedback your students will actually read.
Fair Copy turns a stack of essays into structured, humane comments — margin notes, rubric alignment, and one clear next step for every student, in a fraction of the time it takes by hand.
Built with classroom teachers across grades 6–12 — not a repurposed corporate tool.
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Grading shouldn't feel like triage. It should feel like attention.
Fair Copy doesn't grade for you — it helps you say what you already know, faster and more consistently.
The same rubric, applied the same way, every time.
Comment suggestions are tied to the rubric you already use — not a generic scoring bank. As you read, Fair Copy quietly tracks which criteria a piece is meeting, so your notes and your grade always agree.
"The best feedback still reads like a person made time for you. Our job was never to remove that — just to protect it from the clock."
Built around three different weeks.
A teacher, a student, and an administrator open Fair Copy for different reasons. Each gets a view built for that reason — not one dashboard stretched three ways.
Say it once, well — reuse it forever.
Fair Copy suggests rubric-aligned notes as you read and remembers the phrasing you actually use, so your second class doesn't get a thinner version of your first.
A grade with a reason attached.
Every essay comes back with a clear, kind explanation of what worked and one specific thing to try in the next draft — not just a number at the top of the page.
See the department, not just the pile.
A quiet view of comment quality, turnaround time, and rubric consistency across a department — without reading every essay yourself or sitting in on every class.
Inside a review.
Two small tools do most of the work — a rubric that stays visible while you read, and a bank of your own comments, ready to drop in.
Rubric, always in view
Comment bank — save once, reuse all term
What teachers say after the first stack.
"The comments finally sound like me. I'm just doing it faster — my students noticed before I told anyone I was using something new."
"Our department finally grades to the same rubric — not five slightly different versions of it."
Fits into the week you already have.
Fair Copy works alongside the tools your school already runs — no new platform for students to learn, no separate login to remember.
Try it on your next stack of essays.
Bring one class, one assignment. See what changes before you decide to bring the whole department.