Help your child become a stronger writer — without AI writing for them.
WriteWise Coach gives Australian students rubric-based feedback on their own writing, helping them improve for NAPLAN-style tasks, OC exam preparation, selective school preparation, and classroom writing. Every score cites evidence from the student’s own text, and every AI mark is checked by a teacher before it reaches the child.
- NAPLAN-aligned rubrics
- Australian English
- Teacher-moderated
- PII anonymised
- No ghostwriting
Writing feedback is broken.
Parents want their child to improve — but the tools available today either write for them or grade them without explanation.
Kids get finished paragraphs — not the skills to write them next time.
Different teachers, different scores. Families rarely know what to fix next.
Without a rubric, it’s hard to see where a child is improving — or stalling.
Five steps from draft to growth.
- 1Plan
Pick a NAPLAN-style prompt and jot the main idea.
- 2Write
Draft the piece in the student's own voice.
- 3Get feedback
The rubric-based report cites evidence from the student's own text.
- 4Revise
Coaching prompts guide the next draft — the AI never rewrites.
- 5Improve
Progress is tracked across pieces so growth is visible.
Free writing lessons and tips.
Explore practical writing lessons, prompts and checklists for NAPLAN-style writing, OC preparation, selective school writing, persuasive writing, narrative writing and vocabulary building.
NAPLAN Writing Tips
Planning, arguments, vocabulary and common mistakes.
Read →OC Writing Preparation
Clear ideas, precise vocabulary and timed writing practice.
Read →Selective School Writing Tips
Originality, structure and flexible writing skills.
Read →Year 5 Writing Checklist
Before, during and after writing — for students and parents.
Read →Built for exam preparation, not memorised essays.
WriteWise Coach helps students build flexible writing skills for NAPLAN-style, OC-style and selective-style writing tasks. The platform gives feedback, revision guidance and skill practice, but does not generate full essays for students to copy.
See the feedback your child receives.
Rubric scores, evidence from the student’s own writing, and one clear next step — never a rewrite.
Try linking phrases like “Not only that,” “Furthermore,” or “On the other hand,” at the start of the next paragraph.
From feedback to better writing.
WriteWiseCoach shows students exactly what to improve and why — not a rewrite, but a prompt to revise their own words.
“Phones are distracting. Also they can be used to bully people. Some kids say they need them for emergencies.”
Abrupt transitions between points — ideas read as a list rather than a connected argument.
“Phones are distracting and break concentration during class. Beyond distraction, they create a new avenue for cyberbullying during school hours. Supporters argue that phones are essential for emergencies, but the school office already provides that safety net.”
Student added bridging sentences linking each point to the next — cohesion score moved from 2 to 4.
“The box was old and looked strange. Inside there was a map and some old stuff. Maya was surprised.”
Vocabulary is functional but generic — 'old', 'strange', 'stuff' give no texture.
“The battered tin box was coated in a crust of rust, its hinges groaning as Maya pried it open. Inside, a hand-drawn map and a tangle of worn ribbons lay waiting — mute evidence of someone else's secret.”
Student replaced generic words with precise, evocative choices — vocabulary score moved from 2 to 4.
Built for the whole learning circle.
Help your child practise writing and understand exactly what to improve next.
Assign tasks, review AI feedback, and track student growth across sessions.
Use safe, rubric-aligned writing practice with teacher moderation built in.
Feedback on feedback.
“The feedback showed exactly what my child needed to improve next. Instead of just a grade, we got specific evidence from her own writing.”
“I use it across six students and the moderation queue saves me time — I review the AI’s scores once rather than marking six essays from scratch.”
“The rubric alignment is solid. It marks the same criteria I’d mark, and the teacher override feature means I stay in control of what the student sees.”
Quotes from early access users. Names withheld at their request.
Everything a NAPLAN-style rubric marks.
From text-type craft to sentence-level mechanics — every submission is scored against the same criteria a teacher would use.
- Persuasive writing
- Narrative writing
- Letters
- Information reports
- Vocabulary
- Paragraphing
- Cohesion
- Sentence structure
- Punctuation
- Spelling
Designed for learning, not shortcuts.
WriteWise Coach does not generate full essays for students to submit. It gives feedback, examples, and revision prompts so students improve their own writing.
- Students cannot self-register without adult setup
- Student writing is protected
- Direct identifiers are removed before AI processing
- Reports can be reviewed by parents or teachers
- Student writing is not used to train general AI models without consent
- Scores against a fixed rubric
- Uses evidence from the student’s own writing
- Gives feedback and next steps
- Flags uncertain cases for review
- Does not replace teacher judgement
- Built with NAPLAN-style writing criteria
- Designed for Australian English
- Supports teacher-reviewed feedback
- Uses teacher-marked examples for calibration
- 1Student submits
- 2AI scores
- 3Teacher reviews
- 4Student sees result
Teachers and tutors can adjust scores, add comments, or flag for re-review — nothing reaches the student until it’s approved.
Three ways to try WriteWiseCoach.
Try it with your own child or class — set up within one AU business day.
Request trial accessJoin the WriteWise pilot program.
We’re opening a limited number of pilot spots for schools and tutoring centres. Pilot partners get hands-on access, reduced pricing, and a direct line to shape the roadmap.
- Early access to new features before public release
- Reduced pilot pricing for the duration of the program
- Direct input into the product roadmap
- Access to the teacher moderation dashboard
Student writes and submits their own response to a prompt.
Scores across all criteria with evidence from the student's text.
Adjust scores, add comments, or flag for re-review — before the student sees anything.
Only teacher-approved results reach the student.
Common questions.
Does the AI write essays for students?
No. WriteWiseCoach is a coach, not a ghostwriter. It scores your child’s writing against a rubric, cites evidence from their own text, and gives prompts for the next revision — students always do the writing themselves.
Is this suitable for NAPLAN?
Yes. Assessments are aligned to the NAPLAN persuasive and narrative writing rubrics used in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. Feedback mirrors the criteria markers apply in the official test.
Can it help with selective school writing?
Yes. The rubric-based feedback and timed-practice mode map closely to the writing components of NSW selective school and OC placement tests.
Is student data private?
Yes. Direct identifiers are removed before any AI processing, data is hosted in Australia, and student writing is never used to train general AI models without consent.
Can parents see the feedback?
Yes. Parents with linked accounts can review every report — including rubric scores, cited evidence, and coaching prompts — at any time.
Can teachers override AI feedback?
Yes. Every AI score sits in a moderation queue. Teachers can adjust scores, add comments, or flag a submission for re-review before results are shared with the student or parent.
What year levels is this for?
Years 3–9, covering NAPLAN writing tasks, selective-school and OC preparation, and general writing practice aligned to the Australian Curriculum.
Ready to help your child grow?
Start with a sample report, request trial access, or book a walkthrough — whichever suits your family, tutoring practice or school.