New features and improvements to Inline.
New feedback gets an extra check to distinguish strengths from revision suggestions. Highlights return to softer yellow. Existing feedback stays unchanged; rerun to use the new checks. The check can add a short wait.
New feedback and Brainstorming use GLM through Modal. Existing drafts, feedback and submissions stay unchanged. The app explains how writing is processed before new requests and in its Privacy Policy.
Explore a guide to teaching with AI feedback, a writing-feedback walkthrough, an essay revision checklist, and background on Inline. All four pages are available without signing in.
Edit highlighted drafts beside feedback, undo removed questions, and rate feedback. Saved history stays intact. Two optional improvement choices start off in Settings; course work stays excluded, and no draft training pipeline is enabled.
Try the writing example, from brainstorming to professor review. Find course pricing, FAQs, contact, and website policies in one place.
New course submissions include all retained draft versions, all saved feedback and Brainstorming questions, and recorded activity totals. Students preview the complete record before submitting; other drafts and later edits stay private.
Manage your profile, email, and password in Settings. Account deletion now requires an email confirmation code.
Search and filter notifications by category or unread status. A notice stays unread until you open it.
Setup now takes three steps. Invitation codes accept lowercase letters and spaces, and approved educators get Pro without joining a course.
Preview a submission before sending it, then read published professor feedback beside the draft. Professors can grant individual extensions without access to private drafts.
Focused assignment pages, a searchable draft picker, published grades, teaching-team contacts, and clearer controls for schedules and invitations.
Reworked feedback for simpler questions and clearer follow-up on earlier comments.
Preview a fixed copy of your writing history before sharing it. Set an expiry or revoke the link; later edits stay private.
Professors can save comments privately, publish feedback and grades, and review submitted drafts without opening students’ private documents.
Use headings, quotations, lists, and line spacing. Formatting carries through saved revisions, Word imports, and Word or PDF exports.
Turn early notes into a direction with brainstorming questions. Save the session and return to it as your draft develops.
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