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Free until September 17, 2026 · built for small groups, one exam date

Prep for IELTS Academic, together.

A shared 12-week curriculum, score tracker, and accountability system for 2 to 6 friends preparing for the same exam. One person sets it up; everyone else joins with a code and builds their own profile.

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Free to sign up. No payment details needed during launch.

The group dashboard showing a score chart, recent score trend, today's tasks, upcoming milestones, and the streak leaderboard

12

week curriculum

9

full-length mocks

Cambridge 17–21

real test references

2–6

people per group

Take a closer look.

Seven more pages, all from one real populated group account. Pick any of them.

One page tells you exactly what to do today.

The 12-week curriculum broken into a daily checklist — real tasks, real resources, real time estimates. Skip one or move it to tomorrow; nothing about it is rigid.

Today page showing the day's checklist of curriculum tasks and a study timer

How it works

A free account for each person, an access code that ties your group to one exam date, and a profile everyone builds for themselves.

  1. 01

    Sign up and create the group

    Sign up free with email or Google, then enter the exam date, test center, and target band, and build your own profile. That generates a shareable access code.

  2. 02

    Share the code

    Send it to the rest of the group however you already coordinate — WhatsApp, a group chat, whatever works.

  3. 03

    Everyone signs up and joins

    Each person signs up, enters the code, then adds their own name, role, and starting band estimates. Nobody enters anyone else's details.

  4. 04

    Prep together, stay accountable

    The whole group follows the same 12-week curriculum — scores, errors, vocabulary, streaks, and mock schedule — synced live across everyone's devices and accounts.

Three friends laughing together while studying with laptops in a bright library

Why group prep

Studying alone is easy to quit. Studying where someone will notice isn't.

IELTS prep drags on for weeks. A shared curriculum, a visible streak board, and a group that can see your last mock score is what actually gets 2 to 6 people through all 12 weeks together — not a gimmick, just visibility.

Sign up free, then create a group and get a shareable access code. Everyone else signs up too, joins with that code, and builds their own profile — so progress follows each person to any device.

You've probably tried one of these already

None of them are wrong exactly — they're just not built for a group of people heading toward the same exam date. Scroll across to compare.

Instead of

A shared spreadsheet

Someone has to remember to update it by hand, formulas drift, and there's no band conversion — just raw numbers everyone reads differently.

What you get here

Every score is logged once and synced live across every member's device, converted automatically using the published Cambridge band-conversion tables.

Instead of

A WhatsApp group with no structure

Progress lives in scattered messages that get buried within a day. There's no curriculum, no error log, nothing to look back on.

What you get here

A structured 12-week, day-by-day curriculum, a shared error log, and a streak leaderboard the whole group can check any time — not just when someone happens to post.

Instead of

Individual generic study apps

Built for one person studying alone. Your group can't see each other's progress, and the app has no idea about your shared exam date or target bands.

What you get here

Built for one specific group and one exam date from day one — everyone's scores, errors, and vocabulary sit in the same synced account.

Instead of

A private tutor or course, just for structure

Genuinely useful for feedback on your writing and speaking, but sessions end and there's no system for the days in between.

What you get here

A day-by-day curriculum, mock schedule, and scoring system that run every day of the week, not just during a session — something for a tutor's feedback to plug into.

Your band score, not a guess

Every mock result runs through the raw-score-to-band conversion tables published in the Cambridge practice-test books for Listening and Academic Reading — the same ones below, wired directly into the tracker so you can check the number instead of trusting it.

The shape of 12 weeks

Every week of tracked practice moves the average forward.

Fifteen tracked minutes a day, compounded over 12 weeks, is what actually closes a 1.5–2.0 band gap — not three forgotten hours the week before the exam.

The official conversion tables

Raw score in, real band out.

This is the actual data the app scores against — not a rounded approximation.

Raw scoreBand
39–40 / 409.0
37–38 / 408.5
35–36 / 408.0
32–34 / 407.5
30–31 / 407.0
26–29 / 406.5
23–25 / 406.0
18–22 / 405.5
16–17 / 405.0
13–15 / 404.5
11–12 / 404.0
8–10 / 403.5
6–7 / 403.0
4–5 / 402.5

A full 12-week, day-by-day curriculum built on real Cambridge IELTS test references (Cambridge 17 through 21).

9 full-length mock tests scheduled across the program, marked against the band-conversion tables published in the Cambridge practice-test books.

Real multi-device sync — every member sees the same data instantly, no exporting or manual refresh.

Your group's data is private to your group — nobody outside your access code can see it.

Free right now. Cheap later.

Everything is free until September 17, 2026. After that, Full Access is a one-time $14 (~NPR 1,850) per exam cycle — less than one tutoring session, split across your whole group.

Free

$0

  • Full 12-week curriculum
  • Dashboard, tracker, error log
  • Vocabulary + mock scheduling

Full Access

$14 one-time

~NPR 1,850 · free during launch

  • Everything in Free
  • Digital mock-test timer + auto scoring
  • Group session planner + topic wheel
  • Unlimited groups, data export
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Ready to start your 12 weeks?

Set up your group in a couple of minutes, share the code, and get everyone tracking the same curriculum today.

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