Five separate AI systems draft, cross-check and mark-scheme each question against the syllabus dot point, then a human reviewer signs off before it ever reaches rotation. Nothing goes live off a single model's output.
AI reads your working line by line and marks it against that question's own per-mark criteria, the same guidelines a human marker would use. You see which lines earned which mark, not just a total.
Yes — it's built against NESA's marking guidelines, not a rough estimate. You get a band and a mark range rather than a single number, and the range narrows as it sees more of your marked work.
Yes. Two questions a day, every day, no credit card and no expiry on the trial itself — enough to see how the marking works before you commit to Pro.
Upgrade to Maxium Pro — $13 a month, or $130 billed once a year (about $2.50 a week). Either way it unlocks every feature: unlimited questions across all 158 dot points, full marking and mark prediction, and classroom capabilities if you're using it with a class.