Imports & file types
From wherever the papers are.
The pile on your desk, the school copier, your phone's camera roll, or the cloud your school already uses.
Six ways in
Paper first. Everything else too.
Your phone's camera
Photograph the stack page by page. Multi-page papers stay together.
Scan to email
Your own private upload address. Scan at the copier, it appears in the app.
Google Classroom
Pick the course and assignment; submissions arrive named from the roster.
Drive · OneDrive · Dropbox
Your own account, your own files. No district setup.
A ZIP of the class
One upload, separated by student — you confirm the grouping before grading.
Paste
Copy a screenshot or a file, press paste. It's in the pile.
File types
Whatever they hand in.
PhotosJPG, PNG, HEIC from iPhone, WEBP, TIFF…
PDFevery page, rendered in your browser
WordDOCX and the old DOC
ExcelXLSX, XLSM, XLS — formulas visible, not just results
PowerPoint & Keynoteslide projects
Pages & NumbersApple iWork
Jupyter notebookscells, outputs and errors — "it never ran" is visible
Source code30 languages, line-numbered
Open documentsODT, ODS — LibreOffice and Google exports
Text & dataTXT, Markdown, RTF, CSV, HTML, JSON…
A format we can't read yet is answered with the one-click fix, never a broken render.