Demo stand
No real data · resets every night
A mock IELTS in the exam room — try it yourself
A subject exam in the candidate's language — try it yourself
Exams in the classroom with no internet, in the familiar IELTS format — under the invigilator's control, and not a single answer lost.
Badge check-in, a pooled draw of questions per sitting, an exam in Uzbek or Russian — under the invigilator's control, and not a single answer lost.
Any name and any 4-digit ID will do — a test form is assigned at random.
You will need a badge code — open “Demo access” below.
What you can try
about 15 minutes about 10 minutes- 1Check in as a candidate — name and test-taker ID, then the modules unlock in order: Listening → Reading → Writing.
- 2Listening with one-time audio — the recording plays once and cannot be paused or rewound, like the real exam.
- 3Reading in the two-column layout — draggable divider, part chips, timer, highlight and notes.
- 4Writing with a live word count — Task 1 and Task 2 side by side with the prompt.
- 5Invigilator controls behind a PIN — pause the clock, +5 / −5 minutes, end the exam; contrast modes and text size for the candidate.
- 6Results console — search, filters, speaking entry, export to CSV / PDF (login below).
- 1Choose the exam language — Uzbek or Russian; the questions and the results lock to that choice.
- 2Check in with a badge code — the verification card shows the photo, number and assigned subject before the exam opens.
- 3Sit a pooled exam — 10 questions drawn from the subject's pool; a resume after a crash shows the same questions.
- 4Theory and clinical questions — free-text answers, every change written to disk the moment it happens.
- 5Staff surfaces — roster with assignments, printed badges, certificates and the question editor (login below).