Proctor AI vs Brisk Teaching: Bulk Grading Or Docs-Inline Feedback?
Brisk Teaching is a Chrome extension that layers AI feedback and helpers onto Google Docs and Google Classroom. Proctor AI is an autonomous AI grading agent that reads handwritten answer sheets, grades a whole class from one PDF, and returns marks and feedback the teacher approves.
Brisk is a natural fit if your workflow lives in Google Docs. Proctor AI is a natural fit if your workflow starts with a stack of paper answer sheets and a rubric.
What Brisk Teaching does well
- Fast in-Docs helpers for feedback and writing supports.
- Chrome extension with light install and integration with Google Classroom.
- Strong for teachers grading typed work inside Docs.
Where Proctor AI is different
- Reads handwritten answer sheets from a single scanned PDF and grades them.
- Bulk grading in one prompt, not one doc at a time.
- Free plan, no card, priced for individual teachers.
- Claude MCP so grading happens inside a chat with Claude.
- Integrity analysis and reports built in.
Feature-by-feature comparison
| What matters to you | Proctor AI | Brisk Teaching |
|---|---|---|
| Grade handwritten answer sheets | Yes | No |
| Bulk grading from one class PDF | Yes | No |
| Google Docs inline feedback | No, dedicated dashboard | Yes, core focus |
| Integrity analysis across the class | Yes | Limited |
| Claude MCP | Yes | No |
| Best fit | Paper-based classrooms | Google Classroom teachers |
Which one should you pick?
Choose Proctor AI if your class writes on paper and you scan the answer sheets. Choose Brisk if your class writes in Google Docs and you live inside Google Classroom.
Frequently asked questions
Does Brisk grade scanned papers?
Brisk is designed for typed work inside Google Docs. For scanned handwritten answer sheets, Proctor AI is the tool built for that.
Is Proctor AI a Chrome extension?
Proctor AI is a web app. You upload the class PDF and the agent grades. There is also a Claude MCP connector so you can grade by chatting with Claude.
Is Proctor AI free to try?
Yes. Free plan, no card required.
Can I use both?
Yes. Some teachers pair a Docs-inline tool with Proctor AI for scanned exam grading.