Production deepens learning
Receptive practice (reading, listening) plateaus around B2. Productive practice (writing, speaking) is what pushes learners into C1+. Output forces retrieval, retrieval cements memory — Swain's Output Hypothesis (1985).
Write & Correct
Get AI-powered feedback on your English writing for any exam.
The world's most complete writing trainer
Write smarter. Score higher. Every sentence corrected, every error explained.
Write & Correct is the only writing hub that combines general English correction, three exam modes (IELTS · TOEFL · PTE), and a free-form journal — every submission graded sentence-by-sentence, scored against official rubrics, and turned into spaced-repetition flashcards.
Improve
Bands & scores
Diagnose
Sentence errors
Drill
SRS flashcards
6 modes · 1 hub
Choose how you want to write
Every mode shares the same correction engine, rubrics, and SRS drill loop.
Normal Writing
Most flexibleImprove everyday English. Sentence-by-sentence corrections covering grammar, vocabulary, style and clarity — perfect for emails, essays, or anything else.
Any topicSentence corrections
2–10 minIELTS Writing
Task 1 + 2Academic & General Training. Scored on Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammar — exactly as IELTS examiners do.
4 rubricsBands 0–9
20–60 minTOEFL Writing
iBT 2026Academic Discussion + Write an Email tasks scored 0–5 on the official 2026 iBT rubrics. Includes integrated source-handling feedback.
2 task typesScore 0–5
10–30 minPTE Writing
2026 specSummarize Written Text and Write Essay graded on the official PTE 10–90 contributory scale, with per-criterion breakdowns.
SWT + EssayScaled 10–90
10–25 minJournal
Daily habitDaily prompts + mood tracking + free writing. Same sentence-by-sentence pipeline as Normal Writing — with full searchable history and monthly summaries.
PromptsMood + streak
3–15 minStatistics
AnalyticsScore trend per exam, rubric radar over time, weak-area heatmap, journal cadence — every submission feeds your evolving fingerprint as a writer.
Score trendRubric radar
∞ insightsCoherency · Cross-feature loops
Writing is connected to everything
Six tested learning loops compound your accuracy. Tap any card to start the loop.
Write → Writing flashcards
Every high-error sentence becomes a 3-level drill (recognition → contextual → activation) on an 8-day SRS schedule.
Reading → Write about it
Turn any passage into a writing task that re-uses its target vocabulary — the AI rewards reuse in the rubric.
Videos → Write it up
Save phrases from any video transcript, then write a response that re-uses them — a proven memory anchor.
Speak → Write it up
Turn a spoken response into a written one with one tap. Same prompt, written rubric — close the gap between fluency and accuracy.
Journal → Reinforced vocab
Reuse your saved vocabulary in real journal entries. We auto-flashcard the sentences you got wrong.
Why this matters: isolated writing practice plateaus. Connected practice — where vocab from a video carries into a journal entry, then into an IELTS essay, then back into spaced-repetition drills — is how written accuracy actually improves.
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Get detailed AI-powered feedback on your English writing. Choose an exam type or check general writing.
🎯 What You'll Get
- ✓Detailed sentence-by-sentence corrections
- ✓Exam-specific scoring (IELTS bands, TOEFL scores, PTE points)
- ✓Error explanations and improvement suggestions
- ✓Create flashcards to practice with AI-generated exercises
Your submission history will appear here as you check your writing.
Real outcomes
What learners say after 6 weeks
"The rubric radar showed my Lexical Resource was lagging by a full band. Three weeks of writing-flashcard drills closed the gap completely."
"The 2026 source-handling feedback on Academic Discussion was game-changing. The Band-9 rewrite showed me exactly what 'developed' looks like."
"I write 5 minutes every morning. Sentence-by-sentence corrections + monthly summaries turned vague 'study English' into a real habit I look forward to."
Science · Why this works
Built on 4 evidence-based principles
Sentence-level corrections beat global comments
"Improve cohesion" is unactionable. "Replace 'and' with 'whereas' here" is. Studies on written corrective feedback show focused, specific corrections produce 2–3× more accurate revisions than vague advice.
Spaced repetition over your own errors
A flashcard deck of YOUR mistakes is more effective than any pre-made grammar drill. The 3-set ladder (recognition → contextual → activation) on an 8-day schedule is the only proven way to make corrections stick.
Quantified rubrics beat gut-feel scoring
IELTS examiners agree on a band 92%+ of the time using the same descriptors. Self-assessed scoring agrees ~50%. Concrete numbers — TA 6.5, LR 7.0 — turn invisible progress into visible motivation.
Glossary · 8 metrics decoded
What does every writing score mean?
Tap any row to expand a plain-English explanation.
Ready to write?
15 minutes a day. Half a band a month.
Pick a mode, paste your text, get instant rubric-grade feedback — and watch the same data flow into your stats, drills, and weekly progress trend.