Brisk Teaching, founded in 2021, works as a Chrome extension rather than a separate destination site, running directly inside Google Docs, Google Classroom, and other tools teachers already have open, generating quizzes, rubrics, and differentiated materials without switching to a new app or tab.
That in-context design extends specifically to student writing: Brisk can provide feedback directly on a student's Google Doc as they write, highlighting specific issues and suggestions inline rather than requiring a teacher to export the document to a separate grading tool first.
A free tier covers standard use, and paid plans start around $8 a month for schools wanting more features. For a teacher who lives inside Google's ecosystem for daily classroom work, Brisk's extension-based design removes the tool-switching friction a separate, standalone platform would introduce into an already Google-centric workflow.
