What is Frizzle?

Frizzle is an AI-powered tool that grades handwritten K-12 and college math from a photo or copier scan, returning standards-level analytics with 97% accuracy. It reads every step of student work—not just final answers—and surfaces real-time insights about who's stuck, which misconceptions are spreading, and what each student needs next. No Chromebook, tablet, or student login is required.

Who it's for

• K-12 math teachers who want to reclaim Sundays spent grading and get granular data on student thinking without changing their paper-based workflow.
• Math coaches and instructional leaders who need to spot performance gaps across periods, grades, or entire buildings and align interventions with standards.
• School and district administrators who require FERPA and COPPA compliant tools that aggregate anonymized signal to evaluate curriculum effectiveness and equity.

Key features

Snap a stack, get a class

Teachers photograph a stack of handwritten papers using a phone, document camera, or scanner. Frizzle automatically links every page to the right student and begins reading—typically finishing a full class set in about 30 seconds.

Step-level computer vision

Frizzle's model parses each step of student work, not just the final bubble or box. It recognizes multiple solution paths, partial credit, and 147 named misconceptions across K-12 math, then tags exactly where thinking went off.

Live dashboards for the whole class

After reading, Frizzle populates live dashboards showing mastery levels, misconception flags, and prerequisite gaps. Teachers see which errors are spreading, who needs reteaching, and what to teach tomorrow—updated in real time.

Standards alignment and equity tracking

Frizzle maps every student response to CCSS, TEKS, and 30+ state frameworks. Equity dashboards surface performance gaps the moment they emerge, and the system is curriculum-agnostic—working with Eureka, Illustrative, Saxon, and others.