No installs, no environment headaches. Students open the assignment, write code in a browser-based editor, and get line-by-line feedback the second they hit submit. Works with Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, R, and 170+ more languages.

• Browser-based code editor with zero setup for students
• 175+ languages out of the box
• Feedback on every submission, not just a final grade
• Free for courses up to 50 students

No config files. No scripting. Drag and drop test blocks to build your grading pipeline, then let CodeGrade run every submission through it automatically. Results land in your LMS gradebook before you finish your coffee.

• Visual test editor: build grading configs by dragging blocks, not writing code
• Catches copied code across every submission in your course
• Anonymous grading mode: one toggle per assignment
• Git integration for version-controlled student projects

Click on a line of code, type your comment, done. Students see your feedback pinned to the exact line that needs fixing, not buried in a separate rubric or email. Save time with reusable snippets for comments you leave every semester.

• Inline comments attached to specific lines of code
• Reusable feedback snippets for repeated issues
• Structured peer review workflows
• Continuous feedback: students can resubmit and see updated comments

No procurement process, no IT tickets, no credit card. Sign up with your .edu email, create your first assignment, and share the link with your students. CodeGrade handles the grading from there.

• Sign up free with your institutional email
• Create an assignment and build tests with the visual editor
• Share with students and watch grades roll in automatically
• Add more courses anytime, up to 50 students

The free tier covers autograding, feedback, and plagiarism detection for courses up to 50 students. When you're ready for more, upgrading unlocks the full platform. No pressure, no deadline.

• LMS integration with Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and Brightspace
• AI assistant with customizable behavior and full conversation logs
• Jupyter Notebook support for data science and ML courses
• Coding quizzes for low-stakes knowledge checks

Stuck on a tricky test config? Our support team is made up of CS graduates who understand your course, not generic help desk agents reading from a script. They'll help you build test setups, troubleshoot edge cases, and get your course running.

• Support from CS graduates who can help build your test configurations
• Community Library with shared, peer-reviewed assignments
• Pre-built Introduction to Python curriculum
• Discord community where instructors share tips and best practices