Features

Everything in Chăm.

Coaching, drills, flashcards and a plan, working from the same list: your mistakes.

Coach

Scored like the exam. Explained like a teacher.

  • Writing scored per criterionA band for each criterion, with the reason.
  • Speaking scored from a transcriptSpeaking feedback that tells you what it can and can’t judge.
  • Corrections with the reasonEvery fix comes with the reason.
  • Tags for what went wrongKnow why a phrase sounds off – not just that it does.
  • A Band 8 rewrite in your voiceA rewrite of your answer that still sounds like you.
  • Rules to reuseTwo or three rules you can use next time.
  • Recorded speakingSpeak, don’t type. Get pronunciation feedback too.
  • Timed exam conditionsPractise under the real clock.
Feedback on your essay3 corrections

Tap a marked phrase to open its correction.

, and cooking at home is no exception. Nowadays, less time, so many before buying ready meals.

There’s a case on both sides.

Examiners have read this one thousands of times. Name the two sides instead.

Memorised cliché
7.0Task response
6.5Coherence and cohesion
6.5Lexical resource
6.0Grammatical range and accuracy

Labs

Practice that builds speed, not just knowledge.

  • Chart Language LabFour stages from “what’s the word” to writing it in 20 minutes.
  • Back-Translation LabTranslate a model back into English and see exactly where yours differs.
  • Signposting framesWays to introduce, compare, concede and conclude – not one memorised sentence.
  • Speaking frames for Parts 1 to 3Short, natural answers. No speeches.
  • Process, map and table labsEvery Task 1 type, drilled the same way.
Chart Language LabLine graphs

The words for change

Rise sharply, level off, dip slightly, peak at. One line, four phrases.

rose sharply JanMarMay

Words

Flashcards that tell you when, not just what.

  • Study sets and foldersGroup words into sets, sets into folders.
  • Rich cardsA card holds what you need to remember a word – and nothing extra.
  • Cards that fill the screenOne word, the whole screen. Type sized to fit, never squeezed.
  • Paste to importPaste a list. Get a set.
  • Four modesFlip it, grade it, type it, test it.
  • Spaced repetition you can seeAgain in 1 min, Hard in 8 min, Good in 3 days, Easy in 9 days.
  • Tests from your own examplesTests built from your own sentences, not generic ones.
  • Accent-strict gradingAccents count. “café” is not “cafe”.
  • Any scriptSpanish, Japanese, Arabic, Russian – every card renders right.
  • Audio, never autoplayedHear the word in its own language.
  • A calendar of your studySee what you studied and what’s due next.
  • Works offlineStudy offline. It syncs when you reconnect.
  • ExportYour cards are yours. Export them any time.
  • Ready-made setsStart from a curated set, then make it yours.
Academic Word List12 due

Flip the card, then grade it.

mitigateTap to flip
to make something less harmful or seriousTrees mitigate the effects of city heat.

The loop

Every correction comes back until it’s gone.

  • Corrections become cardsEvery correction becomes a card.
  • Your error logChăm keeps a list of the mistakes you make most.
  • Your top mistakes, re-testedYour top mistakes come back until they stop.
  • Save from feedbackKeep a phrase from your feedback in one tap.
From your feedbackGrammar

Nowadays, people has have less time to cook.

Plural subject, plural verb.

do researchBack in 3 days

12 cards in review

Progress

Know exactly how far you are from your target.

  • A daily planA plan that fits the time you have today.
  • Every criterion over timeWatch each criterion move, not just one number.
  • Gap to targetSee the exact gap between where you are and where you want to be.
Writing, last 6 weeksTarget 8.0
9.07.05.0 Target 8.0 Week 1Week 6 6.0

Grammatical range and accuracy: 6.0 now, 2.0 to go to 8.0.

Worldwide

Built for whatever English you started with.

  • First-language profilesFeedback that knows your first language.
  • More examsIELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Cambridge – one place.
  • ClassesShare sets with a class.
  • iOS and Android appsChăm on your phone.
First-language notes8 languages shown

Pick a first language.

First language: Spanish

I have 25 years.

I’m 25.

Spanish uses “have” for age. English uses “be”.

Start with one essay.

A band for each criterion, the reasons, and your first cards.