Full mock tests, marking that mirrors the real band descriptors, and feedback from people who've examined the actual exam. Know your score before test day — then close the gap.
Section-by-section drills, accent training and the note-taking system that stops you losing easy marks.
Skimming, scanning and question-type tactics so you finish all 40 with time to check.
Task 1 and Task 2 templates, model answers, and feedback on the exact descriptors examiners use.
Part 1–3 practice with the AI tutor, plus mock interviews graded on fluency, range and pronunciation.
A diagnostic mock test finds your starting band on all four skills. From there, marked Task 2 essays, clear structures, and feedback against the real descriptors show you exactly why marks are lost — and what to fix first.
Understand why, not just what, you're losing marks on.
Work through this week's Writing lesson, get the language and structure IELTS examiners are marking for, then write the paper it's built from.
A structured, week-by-week Task 1 Writing course — each lesson pairs a short Prepare walkthrough with a Write practice paper. New lessons publish weekly; subscribers will get full access once accounts go live.
More weeks launching soon — the full course will sit behind a subscriber login.
This is the real thing — try it right here. Type or paste rough English into the panel, pick a style, and get it corrected and translated. No install, no extension, no account.
Floating window is open ↗
Your browser doesn't support floating windows (Chrome/Edge 116+), so the panel stays right here on the page instead.
Free to try · Nothing is corrected until you ask
Your text and the corrected version sit side by side. Nothing is changed for you automatically — you choose what to copy back.
Write in your own language and get natural English back, or paste English and check what it actually means in your language.
From "just fix errors" to Formal, Academic, Creative, Homework and Friendly — pick the register before you copy it out.
A real floating window that stays on top of Gmail, Docs, Slack — whatever else you're doing — not a tab you have to switch to.
It's a web page. Open it, click once, and start typing — nothing to add to your browser, nothing to sign up for.
When it looks right, hit Copy and paste it back wherever you were writing. That's the whole loop.
Right here on this page, or from its own link — no download, no account, one click.
Drop in an email, a message, a comment — anything you've written in English, or in your own language.
The corrected (and translated) version appears next to it. One click copies it back to wherever you were writing.
It's deliberately simple: one panel, kept in one tab, that you can pop above whatever else you're working in. No extension to install, no separate app to sync.
English Me is a web page, not a browser extension. Nothing to add to Chrome, nothing to grant permissions to — open the panel above, or its own link, and it's ready. Nothing is sent anywhere until you type into it.
Your browser (Chrome or Edge 116+) pops the panel into its own small window.
Move it anywhere on your screen. It stays above whatever else you're working in — even outside the browser.
The floating window is tied to the tab it came from — closing that tab closes the panel. Open new tabs to browse elsewhere.
No. It's a web page — open it in your browser and the panel is right there, on this page or its own.
No. Open the panel and start correcting text right away — nothing to fill in first.
Never. It only shows you a corrected version alongside your own. Nothing is replaced until you choose to copy it.
Text is only sent off for correction when you actually use the panel — see the Privacy page for exactly where it goes.
Free to start. If you use it a lot, there's a simple paid plan — you'll always know before anything is charged.
The panel just stays inline on the page instead of popping out — same corrections, same translation, nothing lost.
English Me is built on a large language model, not a word-for-word dictionary. It reads the whole sentence — tone, idiom, intent — and turns it into natural English, or back into your own language, without the stiff, literal phrasing you get from older translation tools.
The AI reads the full sentence before it translates, so idioms, tone and intent come through instead of a stiff, literal word-for-word swap.
Write in your own language and get natural English, or paste English and check what it actually means back in your language.
Casual with a friend, formal in an email — the translation matches the register of what you actually wrote, not a flattened middle ground.
It runs inside the same floating panel as the grammar corrector — no separate app or tab to switch to.
Classic machine translation matches phrases to phrases. A large language model reads the sentence as a whole first — who's speaking, how formal it is, what the idiom actually means — and only then writes the English (or your language) that carries the same meaning.
That's what tells a sarcastic message from a sincere one, and an apology from a complaint, instead of translating both the same flat way.
One model, one floating panel: the same AI that corrects your English also translates it — no separate app, no copy-pasting into another tool.
Start free. If you use English Me a lot, subscribe or top up with a one-off pack — you'll always know what you're spending before you spend it.
Start correcting right away — no card, no signup.
For everyday use. Cancel any time.
About $4.17/mo, billed once a year.
A prepaid amount of AI usage instead of a subscription. Packs are used only when you correct or translate text, and they don't expire.
Pay by card through Stripe. $5 is the smallest amount that makes sense on a card — below that, card fees eat most of the payment.
Buy with cardPay in crypto (USDC) through Coinbase Commerce. Crypto's much lower fees make a genuine $1 top-up possible, which a card can't offer.
Buy with cryptoThe panel shows a simple usage gauge. When it's full, you'll see an upgrade prompt — nothing is ever charged automatically, and you can keep using the free plan again once it resets.
Yes. Cancel whenever you like and you'll keep access until the end of the period you already paid for — no lock-in.
No. A pack's usage allowance stays available until you use it, however long that takes.
Card processors charge a small fixed fee per transaction, which makes a $1 card charge mostly fees. Crypto payments have a much smaller flat fee, so a $1 charge still makes sense.
Payments are handled entirely by Stripe or Coinbase Commerce on their own secure checkout pages — English Me never sees or stores your card or wallet details.
No sign-up required. Your plan is tied to a license key you get after checkout, which you enter once in the panel's settings.
Open the panel above and see how much of the free plan you actually use before deciding on anything else.
English Me is IELTS prep and a floating writing assistant, built around one idea: practice should look like the real exam, and feedback should be honest about where you actually stand. More about who's behind it is coming soon.
Grammar you'll actually remember, study routines that survive real life, and honest advice about exams.
You don't lose a band to one big error — you lose it to five small ones repeated across every paragraph. Here's what examiners see most, and the tiny habit that fixes each.
One picture and three examples that make "I have eaten" vs "I ate" click for good.
Four filler phrases that buy you thinking time without sounding lost.
The science of spaced practice, and how the app builds it in for you.
A timing plan and three question-types worth doing last.
Learn words in the sentences you'll actually reuse — with a simple template.
How context and tone change what a sentence actually means — and why word-for-word translation misses it.
Short and practical. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
Last updated: July 15, 2026. This page covers the English Me Writing Assistant (the floating panel) and this website. Plain language first, details below.
English Me proofreads sentences from the panel you open — nothing is read from any other page or app on your screen, even while it floats above them. Every correction and translation is generated by an AI model, so your text is sent over the network. Where it goes depends on how you're using the panel:
Your OpenRouter API key (if you add your own), chosen writing style, and translation-language preference are saved in your browser's local storage, directly on your device. This data is never synced to us and isn't accessible to English Me — only to the panel running in your own browser, and to OpenRouter when your key is used to authenticate a request you make.
While the panel is in beta, if something breaks we may send a bare error report — an error message, HTTP status code, model name, and a stack trace from our own code — to our error-tracking tool, Sentry. We deliberately never include the text you typed in these reports. This diagnostic reporting is a beta-only measure and is planned to be removed once the panel leaves beta.
No account or email signup, no browsing history, no content from other pages or apps on your screen, no advertising identifiers, and no analytics that track you across sites. This website (englishmeapp.com) does not run any third-party analytics or ad-tracking scripts.
Saves your settings and API key in your browser, on your device, so you don't have to re-enter them every time. Nothing else on your computer is touched.
Detaching the panel uses your browser's built-in Picture-in-Picture feature, triggered only when you click the button. It does not grant access to any other tab, app, or window.
The panel only talks to openrouter.ai (or our own relay when you're on the free tier) to process corrections/translations, and sentry.io for beta error reporting. It reaches no other site.
Processes the text you submit for correction/translation, under its own privacy policy at openrouter.ai. We don't control what OpenRouter or the underlying model provider retains — check their policy if you want details on their side.
Only used on the free tier. Forwards your request to OpenRouter and enforces the daily allowance. It's our own code, but it doesn't log or store the text you submit.
Receives beta-only error diagnostics (never your typed text) under its own privacy policy at sentry.io. This integration is removed once the panel leaves beta.
We don't run a backend that stores your text, so there's no English Me database of it to retain or delete. Your local settings and API key live in your browser's storage until you clear them yourself — through the panel's settings, or your browser's own site-data controls. Any text sent to OpenRouter is retained only per OpenRouter's own policy, not ours.
English Me is not directed at children and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
If this policy changes, we'll update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page. Meaningful changes to how your data is handled will be reflected here before they take effect.
Privacy questions, data requests, anything else — email support@englishmeapp.com.