# Frizzle

> Frizzle is the operating system for math classrooms. Students keep working on paper; teachers snap a stack of worksheets with a phone, document camera, or scanner, and Frizzle reads every page — grading handwritten K-12 math work step by step, surfacing misconceptions, and turning paper into live class and student analytics.

- Grades handwritten math work, including multiple valid solution paths, and gives step-level feedback rather than a single score.
- Reads a full class in roughly eight minutes; capturing a stack takes about thirty seconds.
- Tracks named misconceptions and prerequisite gaps across a class, so teachers can see who is stuck and why.
- Aligns to standards frameworks including CCSS, TEKS, and 30+ state frameworks, and to common curricula such as Eureka, Illustrative Math, Saxon, Big Ideas, and enVision.
- Free forever for individual teachers, with no credit card required. Paid plans add higher worksheet volume, analytics, and school/district administration.
- Student work is never used to train models. Frizzle is FERPA and COPPA compliant, with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit.

## Plans

- Free: $0 forever, up to 50 worksheets per month (one worksheet = one student page).
- Pro: $24/month, or $200/year (about $16.67/month), up to 1,000 worksheets per month. Adds class and student analytics, misconception tracking, and custom rubrics and grading scales.
- Institution: custom pricing, unlimited worksheets, admin dashboards, Google Classroom and Canvas integrations, SSO/SAML/Clever/ClassLink, and a custom DPA.

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.frizzle.com/): Product overview: how Frizzle reads paper worksheets, what it detects, and FAQs on accuracy, privacy, and setup.
- [About](https://www.frizzle.com/about): Frizzle's mission to give teachers their time back, and the founders behind it.
- [Pricing](https://www.frizzle.com/pricing): Free, Pro, and Institution plans, worksheet limits, a feature comparison table, and billing FAQs.
- [Articles](https://www.frizzle.com/articles): Longform writing on grading, math instruction, and classroom data from the Frizzle team.
- [Contact](https://www.frizzle.com/contact-us): Sales and support contacts, and demo scheduling for schools and districts.
- [Sign up](https://www.frizzle.com/user-auth/register): Create a free teacher account.

## Legal

- [Privacy Policy](https://www.frizzle.com/privacy): How Frizzle handles teacher and student data.
- [Terms of Service](https://www.frizzle.com/terms): Terms governing use of Frizzle.
- [Sub-processors](https://www.frizzle.com/legal/subprocessors): Third-party sub-processors used to deliver the service.

## Recent articles

- [Saxon Math Kindergarten: what it covers, who it fits, and how to run it well](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/saxon-math-kindergarten): Saxon Math Kindergarten offers a hands-on, spiral curriculum for early numeracy, helping educators assess fit and manage pacing for young learners aged 4 to 6.
- [Saxon Math 4 Guide: A Practical Plan for Saxon 5/4 and Intermediate 4](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/saxon-math-4): This guide helps educators select and implement Saxon Math 4 programs by clarifying placement, pacing, and materials for effective 4th-grade spiral math instruction.
- [Online assessment tools for teachers: a practical, defensible guide to choosing what works](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/online-assessment-tools-for-teachers): This guide helps educators evaluate online assessment tools by focusing on purpose, accessibility, interoperability, and workload to support informed, equitable decisions aligned.
- [i‑Ready math questions: formats, examples, and smart prep that actually transfers](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/iready-math-questions): This guide helps educators understand i‑Ready math question formats, common student errors, and effective prep strategies that develop transferable reasoning skills for better.
- [Grading programs for teachers: how to choose, implement, and get real classroom value](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/grading-programs-for-teachers): Explore key criteria for selecting and piloting grading programs for teachers to streamline grading tasks, ensure compliance, and support diverse classroom needs effectively.
- [The Teacher’s Guide to Grading Apps: How to Choose, Implement, and Avoid Common Pitfalls](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/grading-app-for-teachers): This guide helps K–12 educators evaluate grading apps by aligning tool features with classroom workflows, privacy standards, and LMS integration to support informed.
- [Gradescope alternative: a practical decision guide for educators](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/gradescope-alternative): This guide helps educators evaluate Gradescope alternatives by assessment type, focusing on workflow fit, integration, and compliance to support informed tool selection and.
- [Go Math Kindergarten: what it covers, how it’s structured, and ways teachers make it work](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/go-math-kindergarten): Go Math Kindergarten details chapter scope, Common Core alignment, lesson structure, and practical tips to help educators plan and implement foundational math instruction.
- [Go Math Grade 6 Guide: Teacher Edition, Planning Guide, and How to Use Them](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/go-math-grade-6): This guide helps Grade 6 math teachers and curriculum leaders navigate Go Math materials, plan pacing with the Planning Guide, and make informed purchasing decisions.
- [Free AI Essay Grader for Teachers: The Practical, Privacy-Safe Guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/free-ai-essay-grader-for-teachers): Explore practical steps for K–12 teachers to evaluate and implement free AI essay graders while ensuring privacy compliance, realistic expectations, and effective rubric-based.
- [Eureka Math Grade 6 Guide: What to Teach, When to Teach It, and How to Support Students](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/eureka-math-grade-6): This guide helps Grade 6 teachers and coaches plan Eureka Math pacing, interpret assessments, address misconceptions, and support students across all six modules effectively.
- [enVision math games: a practical guide for K–5 teachers](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/envision-math-games): This guide helps K–5 teachers select, manage, and adapt enVision math games during centers to support focused practice and gather formative evidence aligned to lesson goals.
- [Best math websites for elementary students](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/best-math-websites-elementary-students): This guide helps educators select math websites for elementary students by evaluating instructional fit, device compatibility, privacy compliance, accessibility, and classroom.
- [Best math programs for elementary students: an evidence-linked decision guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/best-math-programs-for-elementary-students): This guide helps instructional leaders select best math programs for elementary students by aligning evidence-based criteria with local goals, resources, and implementation.
- [Best Math Curriculum for Dyslexia: How to Choose What Really Fits Your Learner](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/best-math-curriculum-for-dyslexia): Use a dyslexia-informed checklist and practical criteria to select math curricula that align with learners’ cognitive profiles, instructional capacity, and multisensory needs for.
- [Best AI Tools for Teacher Productivity: A Workflow‑First Guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/best-ai-tools-for-teacher-productivity): Explore a workflow-first approach to selecting AI tools that streamline grading, communication, and material creation while ensuring privacy, integration, and sustained teacher.
- [Assessment tools for teachers: a practical decision guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/assessment-tools-teachers): Assessment tools for teachers: a guide to selecting tools that meet privacy, accessibility, device, interoperability, and analytics needs to support effective, data-informed.
- [Assessment tools for teachers: a practical, evidence-based guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/assessment-tools-for-teachers): This guide helps teachers and leaders select assessment tools that align with instructional goals, ensuring meaningful data use, accessibility, and integration for K–12 classrooms.
- [AI Math Grader Guide: A Practical, Evidence-Bound Playbook for Teachers and Departments](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/ai-math-grader): This guide helps K–12 math educators design AI-compatible rubrics, implement pilot protocols, and set teacher-in-the-loop thresholds to effectively integrate AI math graders into.
- [AI Grader Guide: How to Evaluate, Pilot, and Roll Out with Confidence](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/ai-grader): This guide helps educators evaluate and pilot AI graders with checklists and workflows to ensure reliable rubric application, protect student data, and support informed.
- [AI for School Administrators: A Practical Guide to Safer, Faster Operations](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/ai-for-school-administrators): AI for school administrators streamlines routine tasks like communications, attendance tracking, and scheduling, enabling more time for leadership and instructional support.
- [AI Feedback Generator for Teachers: A Practical Guide](https://www.frizzle.com/articles/ai-feedback-generator-for-teachers): This guide helps teachers implement AI feedback generators with practical prompts, quality checks, and compliance steps to support formative assessment and maintain professional.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://www.frizzle.com/sitemap.xml): Full list of indexed URLs.