Written answers

Photograph the stack. Compose reads and proposes; you confirm every one.

Compose already scores bubble sheets from a phone photo — free, on every plan. Now the same camera pass reads the short answers too: what each student wrote, next to your own key answer, with a proposed verdict. Nothing counts until you confirm it.

• • Confirm instead of decipher: the photo, the transcription, your key answer, and a proposed verdict — one tap to confirm, one to flip. The tallying, entry, and item analysis come free.
• • Judged only against YOUR canonical answer from your own bank — never the AI's opinion of the subject. Partial answers are always left to your call.
• • Nothing a student wrote is ever stored: Compose keeps your credit decisions, not their words. Sheets are name-free by design.

Plenty of tools grade digital work. Your stack is paper — and Compose printed the test, holds the key, and already runs the camera loop that scores your bubbles, so confirming a read beats deciphering handwriting one paper at a time.