ReportRocket takes aim at report season — the handful of weekends each year when primary teachers sit down with a class list, a curriculum document and a growing sense of dread. The workflow starts with a one-time setup: you enter your classes and students, and those records carry forward, so Semester 2 does not begin with a blank spreadsheet. For each student you tick the Australian Curriculum V9.0 (F–6) achievement criteria that fit, add a brief personal note, and the tool produces a draft comment you can edit word by word.
What sets it apart from a plain text generator is the built-in review layer. Reports can be bundled into a Review Pack and shared with a teaching partner or school leader, whose notes come back pinned to the exact sentence they refer to. You can accept their wording in one click, ask for a suggested fix, or dismiss the note. School leaders get a second set of tools: school-wide style guides for tone, vocabulary and character limits, an admin dashboard to see where every class stands, and review routing from teaching partner up to principal, with each round recorded.
ReportRocket is transparent about its Australian focus — it aligns to V9.0 for F–6, stores data in Sydney, and swaps student names for stand-ins before any AI step. The final export covers Word, Excel and PDF, or printing with feedback space, so the output slots into existing reporting processes rather than replacing them.
