- 1Add the papersDrop in one — or your whole class set at once.
- 2It scrubs each oneNames, addresses, phones, birthdays… all replaced.
- 3Check & saveFix anything it got wrong, then download.
Word .docx comes back as Word, with your formatting intact. .pdf, photos, and plain .txt come back as text.
Scans and photos work when the paper is typed — handwriting can't be read.
Selecting a whole class set at once is the fast way — click one file, then press Ctrl+A (⌘A on a Mac).
The first scrub downloads the scrubber once (64 MB) and keeps it on this computer. After that it runs with the Wi-Fi off — papers are never uploaded anywhere.
They arrive as one .zip in your Downloads folder — double-click it to open the papers inside. Word files stay Word files; PDFs come back as text.
The whole set shares one set of tags — [NAME 4] means the same student in every paper — so you can hand an AI several papers at once and it can keep track of who's who.
The WHO-IS-WHO file in the zip turns those tags back into your students — keep it, and don't send it to the AI.
Got an AI reply about these papers? Put the real names back — any paper, one box
Because the tags are shared across the set, a reply about any paper — or several at once — un-scrambles here. Paste it below and the [NAME 4]-style tags flip back to the real words, on this device. No tags in the reply? Nothing to fix.
Something highlighted that shouldn't be? Click it — or Tab to it and press Enter — to put the real word back. Handy for book characters like Atticus Finch. Underlined words are ones you kept.
📷 This paper was read from a photo or scan. The reader can misread print and can't read handwriting — give names, numbers, and spellings an extra-careful look before you share it.
Give it a quick read before you share it. No tool catches everything — you're still the last set of eyes.
Next step: paste the scrubbed paper into your AI — and if its reply uses the tags, bring it back here
The AI's reply will use the same [NAME 1]-style tags anywhere it mentions or quotes what you scrubbed — "Nice hook, [NAME 1]!", or a quoted sentence with an address in it. Paste the reply below and the tags flip back to the real words, so the feedback reads naturally when you hand it to the student. No tags in the reply? Then there's nothing to fix — skip this. Exact tags only (if the AI reworded one, fix it by hand), and it all happens on this device, as always.