We built the red pen we wished teachers had.

Why the copy, not the score

Most automated grading stops at a number. But students do not learn from a number; they learn from seeing their own page marked: which line earned the tick, where the cross is, what the right answer was. Teachers know this, which is why they still check by hand. So we set out to return the copy itself, checked the way a careful teacher would check it.

Why the teacher stays in charge

Marks matter to children and parents. An AI that publishes marks on its own is a liability. In Evalezy every mark is a draft, every deduction comes with a reason, unreadable copies are never guessed, and nothing reaches a student until a teacher releases it.

Why ₹1 a page

Pricing should be something a school can work out on the back of an exam paper. Pages are what teachers count, so that is what we charge for, and nothing when a check fails.

The name

Evalezy is evaluation, made easy. The logo is the loop a teacher draws around the total at the top of a copy, with a tick inside.