Listening
Build realistic listening exams, listen to natural conversations, and get scored with a guide for every answer.
My Listenings
Design a general listening exercise — choose the question types, length, and number of speakers on one page.
Results
Review your finished attempts with the answer guide for each.
Statistics
Track your listening progress, averages, and best scores.
Quick Overview
Exams
Attempts
Avg score
Best score
How a listening exam works
You design the exam; the audio and the questions are generated around it.
Design it
Choose language, level and topic, audio length from 1 to 15 minutes, one to four speakers, and 3–25 questions across seven formats.
Take it under exam conditions
A suggested time limit — audio length plus time per question, yours to adjust — counts down and submits automatically at zero.
Get marking that teaches
Every question shows the right answer, yours, and why — and "listen again" jumps the audio to the proving moment, transcript line highlighted.
Watch it add up
Attempts collect into history and statistics, and exams can be grouped into named practice sets.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the recordings come from?
Each exam's audio is generated for that exam — your topic, your level, your speaker count — so practice material never runs out and is not recycled from a fixed bank.
Can I practice for a real exam?
Yes — set the level, length and question mix to match the exam you are preparing for, and take it under the same timed, auto-submit conditions.
What does an exam cost?
Building and marking use AI Units from your plan; laying out the question mix is free — it happens on your device before anything is generated.
What if I get interrupted mid-exam?
Draft answers survive — even the trip to the pricing page and back if you run out of AI Units — so you continue where you stopped.