IELTSMate: Reading & Listening app analytics for September 11

IELTS Reading is four question types wearing different hats. IELTS Listening is a handful of traps set on purpose. IELTSMate finds out which ones are costing you marks, then builds every day around them. Most IELTS practice hands you a test and a score. This one tells you which question type you keep losing marks on, and why. WHAT YOU GET Reading practice, by question type Over 100 short lessons across six topics, grouped by the four question types the exam actually uses: True/False/Not Given, multiple choice, matching, and sentence completion. Each one takes a few minutes. Over 15 Reading mock tests Thirteen questions under exam timing, marked instantly, with a band range and a breakdown by question type. IELTS Listening, trap by trap Listening is not a hearing test. The recording sets traps on purpose: a number said and then corrected, two dates where one is a decoy, an answer paraphrased so the words you were waiting for never arrive. IELTSMate has four trap tracks built so far, with short lessons that drill one trap at a time. Listening mock tests One exam part, ten questions, play-once audio and a timed answer sheet, exactly as the real test runs. Afterwards you can replay the seconds around any answer you missed and read what was actually said. Vocabulary that appears in the exam Over 150 academic words with spaced repetition, so the review comes back when you are about to forget it. A plan, not a library Every day you get a short list built from what you got wrong, not a menu to pick from. Fifteen minutes is a normal day. YOUR BAND SCORE, HONESTLY A band score from one test is a guess. IELTSMate gives you a range rather than a number, and it narrows as you do more. When there is not enough evidence to say anything, it says that instead of inventing a figure. FREE AND PREMIUM The daily plan, the lessons, the vocabulary and your progress are free, with no time limit. Premium adds unlimited mock tests, the full band report and the answer-by-answer review that tells you why each wrong answer was wrong. WHO IT IS FOR Anyone preparing for IELTS Academic or General Training, at any band, on their own. It works best in short daily sessions rather than long weekend ones, which is how the whole app is built.