Reportrocket
Generates personalized student report comments aligned with the Australian Curriculum for primary teachers in seconds
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What is Reportrocket?
ReportRocket is an AI‑powered school report writing tool designed specifically for Australian primary teachers, helping them generate personalised student report comments aligned with the Australian Curriculum (ACARA V9.0) for Foundation to Year 6. Teachers add their classes and students, then select curriculum criteria and proficiency levels for each learner and instantly receive draft comments that can be edited before finalising. The tool supports every mainstream primary subject, including English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, The Arts, Health & PE, Technologies, and Languages, with tone and length tailored to each year level.
Key features include year‑level‑specific curriculum templates, customisable subjects and categories, proficiency scales, and style guides that let teachers or schools define preferred tone, vocabulary, and structure. Each student’s report is built from selected content descriptors and proficiency labels such as Above, At, or Below standard, ensuring comments reference the correct achievement standards. The platform also offers built‑in peer review workflows via Review Packs, where colleagues can annotate specific parts of a comment and teachers can apply all feedback in one click, making consistency and quality control part of the regular workflow.
ReportRocket is primarily for Australian primary teachers working individually or as part of a school, from Foundation up to Year 6, who want to reduce report‑writing time while maintaining curriculum alignment and school‑specific style. Schools can use admin dashboards to enforce shared style guides, manage review teams, and monitor progress across classes, while individual teachers can invite colleagues manually for review. The tool is hosted in Australia, with encrypted infrastructure designed to meet Australian privacy and data‑protection expectations, making it suitable for institutions that want student data to remain onshore.
The interface is built around four steps: adding students, selecting and customising criteria, reviewing drafts with colleagues, and exporting print‑ready reports for use in existing school systems. Teachers can import class lists, reuse criteria across year levels, and keep a version history for each comment so they can track changes over time. Overall, ReportRocket positions itself as a purpose‑built alternative to generic AI writing assistants, focusing on the specific workflows and language needs of Australian primary‑school reporting.
Reportrocket pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
ReportRocket offers a free tier for individual teachers, including no credit card required and full access to core features for getting started. Semester 1 is completely free for 2026 without any credit card or commitment. For schools, there are paid licenses starting at 500 per semester, which cover school‑wide usage, admin dashboards, shared style guides, and built‑in peer review tools tailored to multiple teachers and classes.
Reportrocket pros
- AI‑generated comments aligned to ACARA V9.0
- Coverage from Foundation to Year 6
- Subject‑level templates for English, Maths, Science, HASS, The Arts, Health & PE, Technologies, and Languages
- Proficiency‑based language (Above, At, Below standard)
- Customisable subjects and categories per year level
- Configurable proficiency scales for each school or teacher
- Year‑level‑specific settings for curriculum and style
- Built‑in style guides that control tone, length, and structure
- Comment examples that train the AI to match school voice
- Peer review workflows using Review Packs
- Inline annotations with feedback categories like Grammar, Clarity, Specificity
- One‑Click Revisions that apply all feedback in one action
- Comment history that tracks every version and change over time
- Australian‑hosted and encrypted data infrastructure
- Free tier for individual teachers with no credit card required
Reportrocket cons
- Designed only for Australian Curriculum primary schools, not other systems
- Limited to Foundation–Year 6, not secondary or tertiary
- Setup and deeper customisation require desktop or tablet, since settings are read‑only on mobile
- School‑level custom subjects and proficiencies can only be edited by admins
- Template and school‑level examples and style guides cannot be changed directly by regular teachers
- Custom curriculum configuration requires some manual setup per year level
- School‑wide consistency depends on admin enforcing style guides and templates
- No credit card is required for the free tier, implying limited advanced features or volume caps
- Peer review workflows add collaboration overhead for some teachers
- School‑wide admin dashboards add complexity for small or single‑teacher schools
Frequently asked questions about Reportrocket
Who is ReportRocket for?
ReportRocket is designed for Australian primary teachers working from Foundation to Year 6 who want to write curriculum‑aligned student report comments more quickly. It supports both individual teachers and full schools, with features such as shared style guides, admin dashboards, and peer review workflows for group collaboration.
Which curriculum does ReportRocket support?
ReportRocket supports the Australian Curriculum (ACARA V9.0) for primary year levels Foundation through Year 6, with templates and comment generation that reference the correct achievement standards and content descriptors for each subject.
Do I need a credit card to start using ReportRocket?
No, you do not need a credit card to start using ReportRocket. The platform offers a free tier for individual teachers and specifically states that Semester 1 is free with no credit card required, allowing you to test the core features before any paid commitment.
Can I customise how the AI writes comments?
Yes, you can customise how the AI writes by using style guides that set tone, length, and structure, as well as by providing example comments that teach the AI your preferred writing style. You can also define custom proficiency scales and curriculum categories tailored to your school’s expectations.
How does peer review work in ReportRocket?
Peer review works through Review Packs, where you bundle reports and share them with colleagues. Reviewers add inline annotations with feedback categories such as Grammar, Clarity, or Specificity, and the original teacher can apply all suggested changes in one click via the One‑Click Revisions feature, significantly cutting revision time.
Is student data hosted outside Australia?
No, student data is hosted in Australia on secure, encrypted infrastructure in Sydney, with no offshore data transfers, ensuring compliance with Australian privacy and data‑protection requirements.
Can I use ReportRocket on my phone?
You can browse and use basic reporting features on mobile, but the settings page is read‑only on mobile devices. Adding, editing, or deleting subjects, categories, proficiency scales, examples, and style guides requires a desktop or tablet for full customisation.
Can I change template subjects or school‑level examples?
You cannot directly edit or rename template subjects or school‑level examples; you can only toggle them on or off. If you edit a template or school example or style guide, ReportRocket creates a personal version for you while preserving the original that the school or template maintains.
How many year levels and subjects does ReportRocket cover?
ReportRocket covers seven primary year levels: Foundation, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6. It includes subject‑level templates for English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, The Arts, Health & PE, Technologies, and Languages.
What is included in the school license?
The school license includes shared style guides to enforce consistent tone across teachers, admin dashboards to monitor classes and review packs, built‑in peer review workflows with Review Packs and inline annotations, data hosting in Australia, and the ability to manage multiple teachers and classes under one school account, with pricing starting at 500 per semester.