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Useful AI. Visible limits. Adult oversight.

Gradmin gives automation a defined job and keeps important evidence available for adult review. It supports your teaching; it does not replace your judgment.

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Free through December 31, 2026. Future packaging and pricing have not yet been announced.

Illustrative product viewParent oversightRiley · Mathematics
Student lessonContextual tutor

Can explain the current lesson and record where support was needed.

  • Lesson context
  • Supervisor review
Needs judgment
Parent reviewOriginal work + context

See the source, the system’s proposal, and why it was brought to you.

  • Approve
  • Return with feedback
  • Add support
Gradmin supports the learning loop.You make the consequential decision.

Purposefullesson help and permission-controlled question sessions

Source-visibleresearch and uploaded work

Adult-reviewedconsequential judgments

Know what the system does—and where you decide.

Review the learning context, permission controls, source work, and limits before using AI with a learner.

  1. 01

    Give tutoring a defined purpose

    Lesson tutoring uses the current learning context. With supervisor permission, Help with a question supports text or photo questions in separate sessions that supervisors can review. Completing a question session does not award grades, mastery, or standards credit.

  2. 02

    Understand verification and its limits

    Gradmin uses independent AI checks against research sources and can flag content for correction. Checks may be skipped or incomplete when verification providers are unavailable. Generated lessons can still be wrong; adults should inspect material and report concerns.

  3. 03

    Preserve the original work

    When handwriting or outside work is analyzed, the source pages stay attached so a parent can compare the proposal with the real artifact.

  4. 04

    Return consequential judgment to an adult

    Written work, proposed outside credit, uncertain extraction, and meaningful interventions remain reviewable by a supervisor.

  5. 05

    Keep student data out of advertising

    Student work is not sold or shared with advertisers. Product privacy practices are designed around children and parental oversight.

  6. 06

    Give parents learner-level controls

    Supervisors can manage access to paper submissions, lesson audio, curriculum, schedules, and the adults connected to each learner.

Find the detail that matters to you.

See how the plan, daily learning, adult review, and records connect before you decide.

Explore tutoring and practiceSee how learning support works.Read the verification limitsUnderstand checks, correction, and provider availability.Read the privacy policyReview the formal children's privacy commitments.

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Free through December 31, 2026. Future packaging and pricing have not yet been announced.

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