Tools
Each tool is a text box. Write or paste your draft, and it is reviewed automatically against named checks. Every run is saved with its date, so you can see what changed between versions.
Baseline reader
This takes the three counts every later level is judged against, from a transcript of your own speaking with the fillers left in. Write your fillers, repeats and restarts per hundred words, how many words passed before each point became clear, and whether each answer had a structure.
Not openedEarly accessStructure card checker
This checks the structure you will use when answering under pressure, and the four times you tried it. Write the structure card in four words or fewer, and how each attempt went using that same structure.
Not openedEarly accessThe stop list
This grades the speaking advice you have been given against what the evidence shows. Write each piece of advice, the source behind its grade, and the hours you have spent following it.
Not openedEarly accessBank and calibration reader
This prepares you for being asked for a figure you do not have. Write the six components you prepared in advance, and your ninety per cent ranges for numbers you will check later, so they can be scored against what happened.
Not openedEarly accessComparison pair builder
This builds an explanation from two cases rather than one analogy. Write two cases from different areas, what they have in common, and what your reader said back before you told them what you meant.
Not openedEarly accessReceptiveness pass
This rewrites one real disagreement so the other person stays open to it. Paste what you originally wrote, count its two negative markers, write a version with all four components of receptiveness, and say whether you sent it.
Not openedLevel 0, freeThe ten statement check
Ten statements marked true or false about you, before Level 0 and again after Level 5. Write your answer to each with the date, and compare them line by line rather than by total.
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