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Grading desk

Get graded

Score a draft against the real rubric.

  • Real rubric
  • Deep sweep
  • PDF report
  • You own 100%
  • AI coaches, never writes
  • No rights taken

The grading desk

Get a real report card on finished work

Upload a recorded track, or paste a manuscript, lyric or screenplay. You get weighted scores, the exact lines that cost you points, and a fix for each one. Mr AP grades — he never rewrites it for you.

  • MP3, PDF, Word or paste
  • Weighted rubric
  • Weak-spot map
  1. 1

    Bring the work

    A mixed track, a chapter, a lyric sheet or a script — whatever is actually finished.

  2. 2

    Pick the rubric

    Song, book, TV, film or theater. Each one is scored the way that room scores it.

  3. 3

    Work the fixes

    Every weak spot points at your own line with the move that repairs it.

Start here

An honest score and a ranked fix list — songs, books, scripts, tracks.

What to bring

  • A finished piece: audio file, chapter, or script pages
  1. 1

    Pick what you're grading

    Song, book, script or recording — the rubric changes with it.

  2. 2

    Upload it and take the grade

    Scores per craft area, no politeness padding.

  3. 3

    Work the top three fixes only

    Ignore everything below number three until you re-submit.

The grading desk

Upload a song, book chapter, script or MP3 and get a weighted report on structure, clarity and commercial fit.

  • Rubric-scored reports for song, book, TV, film and theater
  • Weak-spot mapping tied to your own lines
  • Educational study models — we never hand you finished work

Mr AP, The grading desk: Grading desk. Deep breath. You paste in a draft and I score it against the same rubric an editor or an A&R would use, out loud, with the receipts — I quote the exact line that cost you the point. This isn't here to make you feel good, and it isn't here to crush you either. A low score on a first draft is normal and it's information. Read the notes in order, fix the top one only, then run it again and watch the number move. That's the loop. Do that three times and you'll feel the difference in your own hands.