Rubric Scorer review
A focused Android rubric grader with useful sharing, PDF, and classroom tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Rubric Scorer is an education app for teachers who create, share, and grade rubrics on Android. Its core workflow covers rubric creation, touch-based scoring, comments, PDF generation, printing, and email sharing. Teachers can also share rubrics with other teachers, making it suited to classroom grading workflows that rely on structured criteria rather than general assignment tracking.
The free plan provides up to 3 rubrics for 1 class, which is a practical starting point for a teacher evaluating a limited set of assignments. The Premium subscription expands the workspace to 20 classes and up to 100 rubrics per class. It also adds bulk email grades, combined PDFs, quick comments, and class statistics. The published plan structure makes the product easier to assess by separating basic rubric grading from higher-volume classroom administration, while subscription pricing is not displayed in the available plan details.
Rubric Scorer’s ecosystem fit centers on Android, with optional Google Classroom integration and optional Gmail integration for sending email. The app can generate individual PDF copies for students, as well as combined PDFs, and supports printing and email sharing. A cloud version synchronizes data across devices. The main trade-off is breadth: Android-only coverage and a maximum rubric size of 20 rows by 10 columns may not suit schools that require broader platform support, larger assessment grids, or a wider learning-management ecosystem. Choose it for touch-based rubric grading and teacher-friendly sharing tools; consider an alternative if cross-platform access or larger rubrics is essential.
Rubric Scorer pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Touch-based grading with custom and predefined comments
- Bulk email, combined PDFs, and class statistics on Premium
- Optional Google Classroom and Gmail integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Available on Android only
- Free plan is limited to 3 rubrics and 1 class
- Rubrics are limited to 20 rows by 10 columns
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