For teachers

Watch every writer. Intervene where it matters.

Built around the part of teaching that doesn't scale — over-the-shoulder coaching during a draft. Now you can do it for twenty-five students at once.

What Guardian catches that a teacher would.

Other tools check spelling. Guardian reads the whole draft — every chapter, every character, every promise the story makes — and surfaces the issues a teacher would catch over your shoulder, but for every student at once.

1. 01

   Catches name drift between chapters

   When a student writes "Maya" in chapter one and "Mia" in chapter two, Guardian flags it before they submit. Same for facts, locations, and timeline mismatches.

2. 02

   Surfaces weak verbs and filtered perception

   "She felt that her hands were shaking" → Guardian asks the student to revise. Sentence by sentence, no nagging — only when it would catch a teacher's eye.

3. 03

   Reads for theme, voice, and scene goals

   Not just spelling. Guardian asks what the writing is doing — does this scene have a goal? Does the character's voice hold? Does the chapter pay off its setup?

4. 04

   Maps cliffhangers and chapter contracts

   Flags when a chapter ends without forward motion, or when the promise of a scene goes unmet. Useful when a student plateaus mid-draft.

5. 05

   Tracks foreshadowing and structural payoff

   When a student plants a detail, Guardian remembers — and notices when the payoff is missing. This is the part teachers usually only catch on the third read.