ReMarkAble AI
DeepMarkReMarkAble AI vs DeepMark
Curriculum-aligned marking of written work from KS1 to GCSE, sold direct to students and parents and separately to departments. DeepMark marks GCSE and A-Level across AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC, and is built for a department rather than a teacher working alone.
We make one of these two, so read us accordingly. Everything we say about ReMarkAble AI below was read from their own public pages and is dated.
Choose ReMarkAble AI if
You need KS1 through 11+ alongside GCSE in one tool, with confidence indicators flagging where the model was least sure before you release anything.
Choose DeepMark if
You are a secondary department at GCSE and A-Level, where more than one person marks the paper and somebody has to answer for the results afterwards.
The real difference
ReMarkAble goes wide: KS1 through 11+ and GCSE in one tool, which is right if you are buying for a primary or an all-through school. DeepMark goes narrow and deep on a secondary department — splitting a mock across the team, keeping the standard consistent across everyone marking it, and reading back what the cohort could actually do.
Practically, that means a mock pile splits across whoever is free and you can see who has done what. It fits the way your department already marks — down a whole script, or one question at a time across the pile the way an examiner does. Marks that disagree get flagged instead of found at results day. And the papers, the schemes and the marked work stay in one shared drive rather than on somebody’s laptop, which matters the term a teacher leaves. Two people can be inside the same script at once when you need it; most weeks you will not.
None of it depends on AI. The manual studio marks with no AI in the loop at all, which matters if your department has not settled that argument. And the point of the whole thing is the question that comes after the marking: which questions cost the cohort marks, which class, which assessment objective. That is where this is going, and the list below says plainly what is live today and what is still coming.
Our read on ReMarkAble AI
The widest key-stage span here, reaching down to KS1 and 11+ where nothing else competes, and the only tool that shows a teacher where its own marking is least confident. Weakest on evidence: no accuracy data of any kind, and unsourced workload statistics. Read the processor table before a school buys.
Side by side
Every ReMarkAble AI cell was read from their own public pages on the date shown.
Working as a department
| Feature | DeepMark | ReMarkAble AI |
|---|---|---|
| Two teachers in the same script at onceReal-time collaborative marking, not a script passed back and forth. | YesLive, with cursors | Not advertisedChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Shared department libraryOne place the whole department works from, rather than a folder on somebody's desktop. | YesShared drive per team | Not advertisedChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Moderation workflow | YesDashboard + audit trail | YesChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Analytics export | YesDepartment spreadsheets | YesChecked 2026-08-23 |
How the marking works
| Feature | DeepMark | ReMarkAble AI |
|---|---|---|
| Marks a whole class setRather than one answer at a time. | YesBulk PDF or photos | YesChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Reads handwriting from a scan | Yes | YesChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Splits one PDF into per-student scripts | Yes | UnclearChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Takes the board's own mark schemeAs opposed to only a rubric you build in their app, or their own question bank. | YesUpload the real document | NoChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Usable with no AI at allA digital marking studio with AO tagging, audit trail and adjustable boundaries, where the teacher does the marking. | YesAI is a mode, not the product | Not advertisedChecked 2026-08-23 |
What it covers
| Feature | DeepMark | ReMarkAble AI |
|---|---|---|
| UK exam boards | AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas | AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/EduqasChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Levels | GCSE and A-Level | Primary, KS3, GCSE, A-LevelChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Built forWho the product is sold to first, which is where its roadmap points. | Departments and schools | Students, directChecked 2026-08-23 |
Data and accountability
| Feature | DeepMark | ReMarkAble AI |
|---|---|---|
| A human approves every markOn every route into the product, including any student-facing one. | YesAlways | Teacher flow onlyChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Student work never trains AI models | Yes | Not advertisedChecked 2026-08-23 |
| Where data is hosted | UK, with EU AI processing | All named processors are US-based (Supabase, OpenAI, Stripe, Google, Meta), with transfers to the US and EEA under ICO-approved SCCs and UK adequacy regulations.Checked 2026-08-23 |
| Data processing agreement available | YesDPIA too, on request | Nothing publishedChecked 2026-08-23 |
| School pricing published | Yes | NoChecked 2026-08-23 |
- Not advertised
- — they publish about that area and never mention it. A fact about their marketing, not proof the feature is absent.
- Nothing published
- — we looked and found nothing either way.
- Unclear
- — they say something adjacent that does not settle it.
What DeepMark does
Ticks are live today. Anything still coming says so.
Core marking
Get a class set in, and get it back marked against the board's own mark scheme — in whichever way your department already marks.
- Bulk PDF upload, a whole class set at once
- Snap photos from a phone
- Handwriting extracted to textIncluding messy writing and crossings out.
- First-pass marking against your mark schemeOptional. The manual studio below does the same job with no AI involved.
- Manual marking studio with AO taggingMark by hand, digitally, with no AI in the loop at all.
- Mark one question at a time down the pile, like an examinerOn the roadmapThe e-marker way of working, for departments that already mark that way. Delegating a question across a cohort is live today; working down the pile question-first is what we are building next.
- Teacher reviews, edits or challenges every mark
- Adjustable grade boundaries
- AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC mark schemes
- GCSE and A-Level
Collaboration and delegation
The part no other tool in this directory advertises: more than one teacher, in the same marking.
- Two teachers inside the same script at onceReal-time collaborative editing, with live cursors.
- Share a script with a colleague for a second look
- Delegate by question across a whole cohortOne question per teacher, everyone marking at the same time — the way an exam board does it.
- Parallel marking, so a year group finishes together
- Shared department drive
- Teams, with a shared workspace per department
- Ask DeepMark why a mark was given, mid-reviewAvailable when AI marking is switched on.
Moderation and quality
Standardisation that covers every script, not the sample you had time to check.
- Moderation dashboard
- Full audit trail on every mark
- Automatic flagging where two markers disagreeOn the roadmap
- Automatic flagging of drift within one marker's batchOn the roadmap
- Safeguarding content flaggingOn the roadmap
Insights and analytics
What the marking is actually evidence of — question by question, skill by skill, while there is still time to act on it.
- Class mapped question by questionOn the roadmap
- Department and cohort roll-upOn the roadmap
- Assessment objective tracking over timeOn the roadmap
- Common misconceptions surfaced across a cohortOn the roadmap
- Writing quality, beyond a percentageOn the roadmap
- Vocabulary and command-word handlingOn the roadmap
- Blind spots surfaced automaticallyOn the roadmap
Getting it back to students
Marking that ends with the student, not with the spreadsheet.
- Annotated scripts as PDF
- What went well and even better if, per student
- Individual student reports
- Department-ready spreadsheets
- Student-facing handbackOn the roadmapStudents see their own marked script and feedback directly, rather than a printout.
- Feedback lessons shaped by the marking dataOn the roadmap
Compliance and security
The questions a data protection lead asks before anything else.
- Student data stored in the UK
- AI processing in the EU, under UK adequacy
- Never used to train AI models
- Never used for advertising
- Data minimisation by default
- Erasure on request
- Data Protection Impact AssessmentAvailable to any school evaluating DeepMark.
Who runs ReMarkAble AITrading entity and Companies House record, for a procurement or data protection review.
- Trading entity
- Social Media for Schools Ltd
- Registered in
- United Kingdom
- Company number
- 12499067
- Incorporated
- 2020-03-05
- Companies House status
- active
Try it on your own papers
Twenty papers free, no card. Judge the marking against the mark scheme you already use.