See the draft in parts
Review a five-part practice rubric instead of reducing the whole draft to one unexplained number.
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Writing feedback you can act on
Sign in, paste 50–8,000 characters, and choose an essay type and level. Scribe can return a practice score, a five-part rubric, specific strengths, revision priorities, and a model introduction.
Practice feedback only—not an official grade. AI can miss context. You remain the author and decide what to revise.
What one review can include
Strengths
Two to four details that are already working.
Revision priorities
Two to four places to focus next.
Feedback, not authorship
Scribe is designed for a revision loop: inspect the feedback, decide what fits the assignment, and do the writing yourself.
Review a five-part practice rubric instead of reducing the whole draft to one unexplained number.
Compare specific strengths with two to four revision priorities before deciding what to change.
Treat the model introduction as an example to study—not a passage you must accept or submit.
Essay patterns
Feedback levels
How it works
After signing in, paste 50–8,000 characters from an essay you wrote.
Choose the essay pattern and the level that best match the assignment.
Read the rubric and suggestions critically, then revise in your own words.
For assessed work, follow your teacher or institution’s AI policy before using feedback or a model passage. Some assessment systems treat AI-assisted revisions differently from independent writing.
Start with the draft you have
Sign in to check your access and open the essay feedback workspace.
Sign in to review a draft