Common questions, honest answers.

It tracks the official Cambridge band descriptors closely on Task 1 and Task 2 essays of normal length. Compared to a human examiner, expect agreement within ±0.5 band on most submissions. It's most useful as a fast feedback loop between human-graded mock tests — not as a replacement for the real exam.

No. Your essays and voice messages are stored only so you can re-read your past feedback. We never send them to model providers for training, and we don't share them with anyone.

Same way the IELTS exam does it: average the four criterion bands and round to the nearest 0.5 using the official rounding rules (0.25 rounds up to 0.5, 0.75 rounds up to the next whole).

It helps you practice. Frequent, targeted feedback between mock tests is the highest-leverage way to improve. But IELTSer is not affiliated with Cambridge, IDP, or the British Council — and we don't predict your real exam score with certainty.

Click and Payme — Uzbekistan's two main payment systems. They are being integrated and will be available within the month. Until then, contact the admin in Telegram for manual Premium activation.

Yes. From inside the bot use /upgrade and pick cancel. Your Premium stays active until the end of the period you've already paid for.

Re-submit. If you see a clearly off result, send /admin or message the operator — we read every flagged result and tune the prompt to catch the pattern.

Speaking grading runs from a transcript, not the raw audio — pronunciation is inferred from transcription artifacts only. We say so explicitly in every speaking result so you don't over-weight that score.

Uzbek (latin), Russian, and English. The IELTS criterion names stay in English so they match official rubrics.

Only the essays, voice files, and grading results — to power your /history and /progress views. Everything is stored on a single server in Tashkent; no third-party analytics, no tracking cookies on this site.