In just a few clicks, Maestro composes quality report card comments for your whole class: accurate, nuanced, in the right tone for each student — no errors, never the same wording twice. You always keep the final say.
🇪🇺 Hosted in Europe· 🔒 GDPR compliant· Works with ManageBac, Toddle & any gradebook
20 min
a whole class
~40 s
per student
3 levels
primary, middle & high school
0 duplicates
in class and across terms
Vocabulary and level of challenge adjust to the year, from a simple, encouraging comment for the youngest students to a demanding, well-argued one for the oldest. And the tone follows each student: encouraging for the one who doubts, firmer for the one coasting on past results, always in your subject's vocabulary.
"Léa has made lovely progress this term — she's growing more independent and joins in with real enthusiasm. A little more care with her written work and everything will click into place."
"A solid term for Hugo — he's grasped the concepts and his reasoning is getting more structured. A bit more care in laying out his work will take him a long way."
"Camille has a strong grasp of the key ideas and is engaged in class. Her source analysis is growing more nuanced; the next step is to argue her own point of view more confidently."
"Another strong term for Yanis — solid knowledge and real independence. Great momentum to carry into next year."
The score is yours to write: for each student, you check off your criteria, your assessment. Maestro conducts — it arranges it all into fair, nuanced comments, consistent from one student to the next and one term to the next.
ChatGPT has no conductor: it plays each note in isolation, forgets what it just wrote, and repeats itself without noticing.
✗With ChatGPT, even in a batch, you spell out each student in full: 30 mini-portraits to write, calibrate and rephrase.
✓With Maestro, you click a 1–6 score on a few criteria and the comment writes itself — about 40 seconds per student, with zero writing on your end.
✗With ChatGPT, he/she mix-ups, stray words that make no sense, and a manual copy-paste for every single student.
✓With Maestro, text that's right the first time — correct pronouns, no filler — dropped into your gradebook in one click with Quick Copy.
✗ChatGPT starts from scratch on every report card. It has no idea what you wrote last term — no real progress to speak of.
✓With Maestro Multi, the whole year's history is kept: each comment reflects the student's real progress.
✗With ChatGPT, two similar students come back with identical wording, and you won't catch it.
✓Maestro checks in real time that no phrasing repeats: no two students in the same class ever get the same comment, even with identical criteria.
✗One big ChatGPT prompt, and your whole class's names and judgments go to a US-based AI.
✓Maestro is hosted in Europe and GDPR compliant: data never resold, never used to train an AI.
On the left, a one-size-fits-all comment. On the right, one that's actually the student's.
With ChatGPT
"Léa is a serious, hard-working student who produces steady work. She takes part in class and gets satisfactory results. She should keep up her efforts to make progress."
Correct, but interchangeable — it could be any student.
With Maestro
"Léa approaches the term with real curiosity and genuine engagement. Her writing is gaining structure; the next step is to risk more personal analysis to confirm this fine potential."
Nuanced, true to how you see them, and unique to Léa.
Every teacher has their own voice. Some get straight to the point, others build their case gradually; some are warm, others more formal. Maestro adapts to all of it. In 5 quick choices, you set the structure of your comments, the sentence length, the level of detail and the register. Maestro also learns from your own writing: the more you use it, the better it grasps your style. The result? Report-card comments your colleagues won't tell apart from yours.
5 interactive cards with concrete examples.
Direct, progressive, sandwich or constructive.
Pick between AI-generated text pairs for an even closer match.
Maestro analyzes your texts over time to capture your phrasing and vocabulary.
Recalibrate from the menu whenever your style evolves.
The default tags already cover every subject. But you're the teacher: you can create your own criteria and shape the assessment exactly the way you want. Maestro doesn't force you into a mold — it fits your teaching. And you can try it all for free in Test mode.
Edit the 8 suggested areas for improvement so they reflect your expectations and truly speak to your students. They're your words, not an AI's.
Add criteria specific to your subject — a technical move in PE, a key concept in physics, fluency in speaking… Your comments fit your discipline exactly, not a generic template.
Go from 4 tags (the default) to 6 when you want more nuance. More criteria means a finer assessment — and a more accurate comment.
You're on the train. You check off the tags for three students on your phone. You get home, open Maestro on your computer: it's all already there. Just review and export.
Nothing to download. Maestro runs in your browser, everywhere.
With Maestro, your comments never start from scratch. They talk about real progress, sustained effort, knowledge taking root — because they remember.
Term 1 — October
"Emma starts the year with lovely curiosity. She still needs to bring more rigor to her method…"
Term 2 — February
"Emma's efforts are paying off: the method and rigor noted last term are really starting to settle in…"
Term 3 — June
"Another strong term for Emma. The progress that began in September is holding steady at a good level…"
No duplicates, ever. No two students in the same class ever get the same comment. And for any one student, the comment evolves from one term to the next — even if you check off the exact same tags. Maestro rewrites it so it stays unique: from student to student, and from term to term.
A feature reserved for the MULTI plan. Neither ChatGPT nor a phrase bank can do this: with no memory, they start over from scratch every term.
Paste your list from your gradebook, import a CSV, or add students by hand. In seconds your classes are ready and saved for the whole year.
For each student, you rate 4 criteria on a 1 to 6 scale tailored to your subject. No writing at all — Maestro reads your settings the way a seasoned teacher in your field would.
Maestro writes a nuanced comment, in the right tone and the right length. You tweak a word or regenerate it in one click, then copy-paste into your gradebook with Quick Copy mode.
Available October 5. Reserve now to get priority access at launch. No subscription: you pay once for the period you choose, and the price won't go up every year.
Test
The full Multi experience, capped at 1 class of 5 students.
Solo
Period Pass · for a real test run.
Multi
Year Pass · to follow your students over time.
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From 90 minutes to 20 per class. Over a year, that's the better part of a workday given back to you.
No more Sunday-night panic before reports are due.
Nuanced comments, never the same phrasing twice.
A fitting tone, tailored to the level and to each student.
Started on the train, finished at home. Even without a signal.
You always keep the final say. Adjust, regenerate, or rewrite by hand before exporting.
"I finished my 32 comments for Grade 8 in under half an hour, between grading two papers. For once, I didn't have to reread the same sentence three times."
"What blew me away is that the tone stays mine. I'm fairly demanding, and the comments stayed that way. I barely touched a thing."
"In Grade 5, I write comments that have to stay kind without turning saccharine. Maestro finds that tone better than I do some Sunday nights."
"Before, my report cards took me two evenings. Now it's one Saturday afternoon, and I have time to really reread each student."
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