Paste one report.
Write the whole class.

Report Alchemy learns your school's report format from one report you have already written. Type a few words about each pupil, press one button, and every report comes back in that format, ready to read and edit.

No card needed30 reports free, then £24 a yearGoogle or email sign-up
The Whole class page after a class has been written: each pupil has a finished report under the school's headings, with buttons to copy them all or download them as a Word file.

How it works

Step 1, once

Paste a report you have already written

Last year's, a colleague's, or the school's model report. Report Alchemy reads its headings, their order, its length and its tone, and keeps them as your format. Names in it are fine: it learns the shape, not the child.

After pasting a report: 'We read your report. It has 4 sections', listing Attitude to Learning, English, Mathematics and Next Steps.
Step 2

Type a few words for each pupil

Your class appears as a register, one row per pupil. Add your notes, choose she, he or they, and press the button. Each report is saved as soon as it is written, so you can close the tab and come back to it.

The Whole class register: each pupil's name, pronoun buttons and a line of notes, with a button to write all six reports.
Step 3

Read, change and download

Every report follows your headings. Edit it where it stands, or ask for a change in plain English, such as “make it warmer” or “mention her reading”. Then copy them all, or download the class as a Word document. Read each one before it goes home: you know the child, and the AI knows only your notes.

One finished report under the four headings from the pasted report, with buttons to copy, refine or write it again.

Screenshots of the app itself. The pupils are invented; the reports are as it wrote them.

Same notes, three schools' formats

Every school writes reports differently. Here is one pupil's set of notes, written up in the formats of three different schools.

Teacher's notes: Maya, Year 4
  • loves reading
  • confident with fractions
  • rushes her handwriting
  • kind, helps others

Illustrative examples.

End of YearMaya, 4O
Strengths
  • Reads widely and with enjoyment
  • Confident when working with fractions
  • Kind and supportive of classmates
Target
  • Take more care with the presentation of handwritten work
Form Tutor's ReportMaya, Lower Prep

Maya has been a kind and generous presence in the form this term, quick to notice when a friend needs help and happy to give it. She loves reading, and reads widely and with real enjoyment. In mathematics she works confidently, particularly with fractions. The next step is to slow down when writing by hand, so that the presentation of her work does justice to the thinking behind it.

Summer ReportMaya, Year 4
Attitude to Learning

Maya is a kind and thoughtful member of the class, always ready to help a friend who is stuck.

English

She reads widely and with real enjoyment.

Mathematics

Maya works confidently with fractions.

Next Steps

To slow down and take pride in her handwriting.

Also included

It remembers your pupils

Each pupil's reports are kept, so next term's can build on the last one when you choose. Rename, merge or group pupils into classes, or delete a pupil and everything about them.

Parents' evening notes

Talking points for each appointment, taken from the report you already wrote: what to open with, a strength, one thing to raise and a question for the parent. One button does the class, and the page prints as your running order.

Paste from your mark book

Copy names and notes straight out of a spreadsheet and they fill the class, one row per pupil, ready to write.

A format for each report

Keep up to 25 formats, one for each subject, year group or kind of report, and choose one each time you write.

Who it is for

Class teachers

Primary or secondary, state or independent. Paste one report in your school's house style and every report you write follows it, a whole class at a time.

Tutors

A progress report for each student's parents, every half-term, in your own layout and words. Each new round can build on the last one.

Report Alchemy for tutors →

Schools

A school licence covers every teacher who signs in with the school's email. A lead teacher shares one agreed format, so every report in the school matches.

School licences →

Why not just use ChatGPT?

A chatbot can write a report if you explain your format every time. It does not keep your class, your format or your pupils.

Report AlchemyA general chatbot
Learns your format from one of your reportsNo
Keeps up to 25 formatsNo
Writes a whole class from one screenNo
Remembers your pupils from term to termNo
Parents' evening notes from your reportsNo
Stored in the UK and never used to train AIVaries

Pupil data

These are children's records, so our data processing agreement, risk assessment and list of sub-processors are published, including what is not yet in place.

Read the data protection page →

  • Stored in Google Cloud's London region, encrypted in transit and at rest. Reports are written by OpenAI in the US.
  • By default, the names of pupils you have added are swapped for a code before anything is sent.
  • An Article 28 processing agreement, published and signable online.
  • Delete a pupil, or your whole account, yourself, straight away.
  • Nothing you enter is used to train AI models.
  • Every sub-processor named, and a published risk assessment a school can adopt.

Questions

How does Report Alchemy work?
Paste in a report you have already written, and Report Alchemy keeps its headings, order, length and tone as your format. Then add each pupil's name and a few notes, and it writes a complete report in that format, usually in under a minute. You can edit any report, or ask for a change in plain English.
Is Report Alchemy free to use?
Every new account includes 30 free reports, enough for a whole class, with no expiry and no card required. After that, a Teacher licence is £24 a year for unlimited reports. Suggestions, format learning and refining are included at every level.
Will the reports sound like they were written by AI?
They follow the format, tone and length of the report you pasted in, so they read like your school's reports rather than a template. The more specific your notes, the more specific the report. Read and edit every report before it goes home: you know the child, and the AI knows only your notes.
Is my pupils' data safe?
Your data is stored in the UK, in Google Cloud's London region, encrypted in transit and at rest, and you can delete any pupil, or your whole account, yourself, straight away. To write a report, your notes are sent to OpenAI in the US under Standard Contractual Clauses with the UK Addendum. By default, the names of pupils you have added are replaced with a code before anything is sent, and put back on our servers afterwards. Names we have not been told about, for example in an example report you paste in, are not detected, so remove them first. The pupil form asks for a first name only, and nothing you enter is used to train AI models. Every sub-processor is named in our privacy policy, and our Article 28 data processing agreement is published in full and signable online, with everything else a DPO needs at report-alchemy.com/data-protection.
Can I use it for any subject or year group?
Yes: every subject, from maths and English to PE and music, and every year group from early years to sixth form. Reports are written in the language of your example report, so Welsh-medium and international schools get reports in their own language.
Does it remember my pupils between terms?
Yes. Every pupil you write about is saved to your account, and when you write about them again you can choose to bring their last report into it, so the new one builds on it. It is your choice each time. The Pupils page lets you rename, merge duplicates, group pupils into classes, download everything, or delete a pupil and everything about them.
What are parents' evening notes?
Talking points for each appointment, built from the report you already wrote: what to open with, strengths worth saying out loud, one thing to raise, a question to ask the parent, and a next step to agree. For any pupil with a report it takes no typing: one button writes the whole class, and the page prints as your running order for the evening.
How is it different from using ChatGPT?
Report Alchemy is made for school reports. It learns your format from a report you have already written, keeps your classes and pupils from term to term, writes a whole class from one screen, and offers suggestions for each section. A general chatbot does none of these for you out of the box.

Start with 30 free reports

Enough for a class. No card, and they do not expire.

The Report Alchemy alchemist at her desk with a finished stack of reports and a mug of tea.