Answer keys on their own
Questions, options, correct answers and weights, with no question text to type. A quiz can hold several keys, and each one can carry on the numbering of the key above it.
Beta · invite only
Gabaritero prints the bubble sheet, reads it from a phone photo and grades it. It works with no connection, keeps every result in your account, and syncing catches up when the signal comes back.
Accounts are invite only while the app is in beta. Sign-in works on an invitation you already received.
Three steps, and the first one happens once per test.
The whole list is on the features page.
Questions, options, correct answers and weights, with no question text to type. A quiz can hold several keys, and each one can carry on the numbering of the key above it.
Multiple choice and essay questions, versioned corrections, and two layouts: fixed, or a fresh seeded shuffle per sheet so a reprint always matches what was printed.
A sheet whose code cannot be read is still graded: type the version, scan it, and the bubbles and the id are read off the photo.
The statistics screen compares sheets of different versions bubble by bubble and names the pairs that wrote the same marks.
A printed sheet carries a link. The student opens it, types their own id and sees the grade and each question right, half or wrong. No account, no login, and the teacher publishes the results when they are ready.
The phone keeps its own copy of every table, so grading works in a classroom with no wifi. Changes push to the account and land on your other devices as they happen.
Sign-in is invite only. The app is in English and Portuguese, it runs in the browser and installs like an app on a phone, and the sheets you grade belong to your account.
It is free while in beta. The planned prices for grading credits are on the pricing page, and that page is a plan, not a bill: nothing is charged today.