Hi Product Hunt! I'm one of two people behind AIelts. IELTS Academic candidates usually prepare by working through a book of past papers front to back, and only find out on exam day which band they reached. We built the opposite order: a real Reading and Listening diagnostic first, free and with no account, then a study plan for the weeks that are left. What's different under the hood: every passage, section, prompt and task is original. It is generated offline, scored by a second model against a rubric, and only served once approved. Writing and Speaking are graded against the four public band criteria, and the feedback has to name which criterion is holding the score down, not just give a number. What's free vs paid: the linked Reading passage and a Listening section run with no signup, and a free account gets one Reading and one Listening session a day plus one Writing and one Speaking grading. Paid plans add unlimited practice and evaluations. I'd love to hear where the feedback on a wrong answer wasn't enough, that's the part we iterate on most.

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Know what to practise for IELTS

Know what to practise for IELTS