QPAssess

Terms of use

Terms of use, in plain language

This is a plain-language summary, not a binding agreement. It has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer; binding terms come with your institution's agreement. Last updated October 30, 2026.

These are the rules QPAssess works by today, for professors who create assessments, students who take them, and visitors to this site. How personal information is handled is on the privacy policy.

What QPAssess does

An AI examiner holds an oral assessment with a student; the conversation is recorded and transcribed, and an AI model proposes a provisional score against the professor's rubric. The professor reviews the work and decides the grade. What the AI examiner is known to get wrong is on known limitations.

If you are a professor

  • Use QPAssess only with students you are entitled to assess, and tell them how their work will be assessed and recorded.
  • AI scores are provisional. Review them before you rely on them; you can change any score, and the grade is your decision.
  • Keep your sign-in to yourself. You are responsible for what is done with your account.
  • Only put material into an assessment that you have the right to use.

If you are a student

  • Take the assessment yourself, the way your professor set it.
  • Your recordings, transcripts and results are shared with your professor. How long they are kept is on the privacy policy.
  • Questions about a grade go to your professor: they decide it, not QPAssess.

What nobody may do

  • Try to reach information that isn't yours, or get around sign-in, access controls or usage limits.
  • Use QPAssess to harass anyone, or upload anything unlawful.
  • Disrupt the service or deliberately overload it.

Availability and changes

We work to keep QPAssess running and correct, but it is provided as it is, with no guaranteed uptime. Features may change; when a change affects how personal information is handled, the privacy policy changes with it.

Stopping, and questions

You can stop using QPAssess at any time. To have your account or your data deleted, or with any question about these terms, email jake@questionpunk.com.