iGrade: AI Grading Assistant

This update (1.0.11) focuses on honest scoring, batch accuracy, and phone layout. Scoring: if iGrade cannot find any questions in your answer key, it now says so plainly instead of showing a score of 0%. Rubrics with performance levels are scored by the point value of the level selected, and each criterion shows whether you decided it or iGrade proposed it. Adjust Grading can now raise or lower a grade, not only raise it. Batch: batch results, the per-student breakdown, and CSV exports now follow the same scoring rules, so the numbers agree. Partial credit on multi-part questions and bonus questions are counted consistently. A class average is left blank rather than shown as 0% when there is nothing to average. Grade level: the app no longer assumes a grade level. You choose it, and it is used to frame written feedback. Phone: rubric grids can now be viewed on a phone, the header fits narrow screens, and the keyboard no longer covers the buttons at the bottom of the screen. The app is also significantly lighter and loads faster. As always, iGrade grades against your own key, flags anything it's unsure about, and leaves the final call to you.