Photo marking that names the step
Photograph finished homework and Milo marks it question by question, then says where it went wrong — the minus sign that never got distributed, not just a red cross. Wrong questions land in the wrong-answer book with the reason attached.
How It Works
Photograph the finished sheet
One photo of the whole page. Handwriting is fine.
Marked question by question
Each question judged separately, not one score for the page.
The failing step is named
You get the step that went wrong, not only that the answer is wrong.
Wrong ones are filed
With the reason, ready for the blind-spot map and future papers.
Key Benefits
Reads handwriting
No need to type anything up. Finish the sheet, photograph it.
You do not have to diagnose yourself
Careless, misread the question, wrong formula — Milo proposes a reason for you to confirm.
No copying mistakes out
This step usually saves more time than the marking itself.
Wired into the map
Marked mistakes change what you are given next.
Use Cases
Checking homework you just finished
No waiting for tomorrow's class to find out what went wrong.
A paper handed back
Photograph the whole thing; wrong ones become your correction list.
Parents wanting to know where the gaps are
Marking feeds mastery, which shows up on the parent view.
