The IELTS Bro is an online IELTS preparation platform that combines a computer-delivered exam simulator, a live AI avatar speaking examiner and automated band-score feedback across all four IELTS skills. It is built for candidates preparing for IELTS Academic or IELTS General Training who want unlimited timed practice and instant, criterion-referenced feedback instead of waiting on a human tutor.
The platform covers all four papers of the IELTS exam in the same interface layout used in the computer-delivered test.
| Paper | What the platform provides | Feedback you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | Authentic audio with all IELTS question types, split into four sections | Instant scoring plus a band conversion from the raw score |
| Reading | Full-length Academic and General Training passages with in-passage highlighting and note-taking | Per-question review with the location of the answer in the passage |
| Writing | Task 1 and Task 2 prompts with a word counter and exam timer | Band estimate against the four official criteria plus a model rewrite |
| Speaking | Parts 1, 2 and 3 with a live AI avatar examiner that asks follow-up questions | Fluency, lexical resource, grammatical range and pronunciation feedback |
IELTS Speaking is the hardest paper to rehearse alone because it requires a live interlocutor. The platform replaces that with a streamed video avatar that conducts the full three-part interview.
Candidates sitting IELTS Academic for university admission, candidates sitting IELTS General Training for migration to Australia, Canada, the UK or New Zealand, and teachers who need a marked practice set for their students.
Every module is available in the browser with no installation. The Cambridge-style practice tests, the study planner, the Learning Hub and the writing library are free with an account; full mock tests, AI marking, AI speaking tests and Alex, the AI Mentor, are part of the Pro and Premium plans.
The Bro Codes is a 76-lesson IELTS video course, about six hours in total, with Academic and General Training tracks. Each short lesson teaches one named method and links the practice test that applies it. Ten preview lessons are free to watch.
A free study planner builds a day-by-day plan to your exam date, and a free band score calculator converts Listening and Reading raw scores to bands.
Band 9 model essays, letters and templates from the Writing library. Browse all 118 in the Learning Hub.
Daily articles on IELTS changes, visa rules and university admissions.
Cue cards, speaking questions and Writing Task 1 questions with band 9 sample answers, plus a free band score calculator.
You can start free. A free account includes the Cambridge-style Listening, Reading and Writing practice tests, the daily quest, your performance dashboard, the study planner, the community and games, the Learning Hub and the writing library. The Pro and Premium plans add Pro original tests, full mock exams, AI marking for Writing, AI live speaking tests, the AI tools and Alex, the AI Mentor.
Yes, on the Pro and Premium plans. The AI avatar examiner conducts the complete three-part Speaking interview, asks unscripted follow-up questions based on your answers, and returns a band estimate against the four official Speaking criteria.
The interface mirrors the computer-delivered IELTS layout, including the question palette, the review flag, the split-screen reading view and the countdown timer, so the exam-day interface is familiar.
Listening and Speaking are identical in both. Academic Reading uses journal and textbook passages and Academic Writing Task 1 describes a chart or diagram. General Training Reading uses workplace and everyday texts and Writing Task 1 is a letter. The platform provides both variants.
The Bro Codes is The IELTS Bro's video course: 76 short lessons, about six hours in total, covering Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking plus an exam toolkit, with Academic and General Training tracks. Ten preview lessons are free to watch; the full course unlocks with an access code or a Pro or Premium plan.
Scores are estimates produced against the four published IELTS assessment criteria for each paper. They are designed to show which criterion is holding your band down, not to replace an official result from a test centre, and no band score is guaranteed.