Show HN: Wrotels – AI-Powered Ielts Writing Feedback Tool (Band Score Estimates)

1 mcdanang 0 5/23/2025, 7:52:04 AM wrotels.com ↗

Hi HN,

We built Wrotels – an AI-powered IELTS writing platform to help learners improve their writing band score through realistic test simulations and instant feedback.

Preparing for the IELTS writing test can be challenging and expensive. Many students don’t get actionable feedback or understand what examiners are actually looking for. Wrotels aims to change that.

With Wrotels, users can:

Practice Writing Task 1 and Task 2 under real exam conditions

Get band score estimates aligned with IELTS criteria

Receive detailed feedback on grammar, coherence, and vocabulary

Learn from band 7+ writing samples to understand what good answers look like

It’s completely free to use. We also plan to expand into other IELTS sections and add support for speaking feedback soon.

We’d love your feedback – especially from educators, language learners, or anyone curious about AI and language evaluation.

Try it here: https://wrotels.com

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Show HN: Wrotels – AI-Powered Ielts Writing Feedback Tool (Band Score Estimates)

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