AUVOXI GUIDE

How to use Auvoxi

A practical guide to Auvoxi’s computer-based IELTS practice tools: Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking Simulator, Studio, Reports, Notes, Ask AI Tutor, credits, subscriptions, and account settings.

Find what you need

Use the Dashboard to start a practice session, return to recent work, open your saved reports, or access the tools you use while studying.

Practice
Use the left sidebar to open Listening Test, Reading Test, Writing Test, or Speaking Simulator. Listening and Reading do not use credits. Some AI-powered Writing and Speaking actions use credits.
Workspace
Studio lets you practise Writing with your own tasks. Reports stores your saved Writing and Speaking feedback, while Starred keeps important items easy to find again.
Quick tools
Use Notes while you study, open Ask for AI learning help, and use your profile menu to manage your credits, subscription, account settings, reports, and support options.
Recent Activity
Recent Activity shows your latest practice tests and reports, so you can quickly return to your recent work from the Dashboard.
LISTENING

Choose Practice or Mock mode

Use Practice mode when you want to study with full audio controls and a transcript, or choose Mock mode when you want to practise with test-style timing, navigation, and a more focused Listening layout.

Listening practice

Open Listening Test from the left sidebar, choose a set and test, then select the mode that matches how you want to practise. Each Listening test includes Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4.

Choose a mode
Practice is designed for learning, replay, and careful review. Mock gives you a more test-style Listening experience with a timer, question navigation, and guided audio across the four parts.
Practice mode
Control the audio yourself while working with the transcript and questions. You can play or replay the audio, move through the recording, adjust playback speed, and switch between the four parts.
Practice tools
Use Check Answers, Retry, and Show Answers when reviewing your work. You can also select text to highlight it, copy it, or add it to Notes, and open Ask when you need AI learning help.
Mock mode
Press OK to begin. The timer and Listening audio start with the test, while the bottom navigation lets you move through parts and questions. Use the flag tool to mark questions you want to return to.
Test-style timing
The Mock timer helps you practise under test-style timing, but reaching the time limit does not force you out of the test. You can continue answering or reviewing after the timer reaches the end.
Mock tools
Mock includes Notes, text highlighting, answer review tools, and an Options screen where you can change High Contrast Mode or text size.
Credits
Listening Practice and Listening Mock do not use credits.
READING

Choose Practice or Mock mode

Use Practice mode when you want flexible study and answer review, or choose Mock mode when you want to practise Reading with test-style timing, navigation, and a more focused test layout.

Reading practice

Open Reading Test from the left sidebar, choose a set and test, then select Practice or Mock mode. Each Reading test includes Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

Choose a mode
Practice is designed for learning and careful review. Mock provides a more test-style Reading workspace with a timer, question navigation, and review flags.
Practice mode
Read the passage alongside the questions and switch between the three parts as you work. Practice includes a reference timer, but reaching the time limit does not force you out of the test.
Practice tools
Use Check Answers, Retry, and Show Answers when reviewing your work. You can also select text to highlight it, copy it, or add it to Notes, and open Ask when you need AI learning help.
Mock mode
Press OK to begin. Read the passage and answer the questions while the timer runs, use the bottom navigation to move through parts and questions, and flag questions you want to return to.
Mock tools
The Mock timer is for test-style practice and does not force you out when time runs out. You can continue answering or reviewing. Mock also includes High Contrast Mode and text-size options. On desktop, selected text can also be highlighted or added to Mock Notes.
Credits
Reading Practice and Reading Mock do not use credits.
WRITING

Write in Practice or Mock mode

Use Practice mode when you want study tools and sample answers, or choose Mock mode when you want a more focused Writing experience with test-style timing and task navigation.

Writing practice

Open Writing Test from the left sidebar, choose a set and test, then select Practice or Mock mode. Each test includes Task 1 and Task 2.

Choose a mode
Practice is designed for flexible writing, review, and study support. Mock provides a more test-style workspace with a timer and task navigation.
Practice mode
Read the task on the left and write your response in the editor while the word counter tracks your progress. Switch between Task 1 and Task 2 whenever you need to.
Practice tools
Practice includes Sample Answers for comparison, as well as Notes, Ask, High Contrast, and Retry. Sample Answers are best used after attempting the task yourself.
Submit options
Open Submit when you are ready for feedback. Quick Report gives you a fast temporary assessment, AI Feedback creates a detailed saved Writing Report, and Human Review sends your work for specialist review. The Submit menu shows the current credit cost or review availability before you continue.
Mock mode
Press OK to begin. Work through Task 1 and Task 2 using the task prompt, writing editor, word counter, and bottom navigation. Mock keeps the workspace focused and does not include Practice tools such as Sample Answers or Ask.
Test-style timing
The timer helps you practise under test-style timing, but reaching the time limit does not force you out or submit your writing automatically. You can continue writing if needed.
Credits and reports
Opening Writing Practice or Writing Mock does not use credits. Some submission options use credits or a Human Review allowance. Saved AI Writing Reports can be opened later from Reports, while Quick Reports are temporary and are not added to your report history.
SPEAKING

Practise with an AI examiner

Choose one part when you want focused practice, or use Full Test to move through Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 in one continuous Speaking session.

Speaking Simulator

Speaking Simulator guides you through examiner-style questions using your microphone. Listen to the examiner, answer naturally, and let the room move you through each stage of the practice.

Choose a mode
Choose Part 1 Only, Part 2 Only, or Part 3 Only when you want to focus on one section. Choose Full Test for a continuous session covering all three parts.
Before you start
Choose your examiner, microphone mode, and visual theme, then enter the Speaking Room. Use a quiet environment and allow microphone access when your browser asks for permission. Check Speaking Tips on the Speaking Simulator page for current usage and report guidance.
Inside the room
Listen to the examiner and speak when the room begins listening. Subtitles can be turned on or off, and you can switch the room to fullscreen. The room automatically handles recording, processing, examiner audio, and transitions between questions.
Part 1
Part 1 uses shorter interview-style questions about familiar topics. Answer naturally and develop your response where you can. The examiner may prompt you to continue if you do not begin speaking or if more detail is needed.
Part 2
Part 2 gives you a cue card and one minute to prepare. You can use the built-in notes area during preparation before giving your longer response.
Part 3
Part 3 moves into broader discussion questions. Some answers may lead to an additional follow-up or challenge question, so the conversation can respond to what you actually say rather than following only a fixed sequence.
Full Test
Full Test moves through Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 in one continuous session. It is time-limited and ends automatically when the Speaking session reaches its limit.
Credits during practice
Speaking Simulator uses credits while the session is running. Credits are used for features such as recognising your spoken answers, generating examiner audio, and AI-powered interactions. Actual usage varies with the length and type of your session. Check Speaking Tips before starting for the current usage guidance.
Speaking Report
When the session ends, you can choose whether to generate an AI Speaking Report. A Part Only report requires at least 30 seconds of usable speech in that part, while a Full Test report requires at least 30 seconds in each of the three parts. Generating a report uses additional credits, and the current charge is shown before you confirm. If you cancel report generation, the session is not saved.
Retake and progress
Retake Previous Tests lets you practise a saved main question set again, while Performance Analytics gives you a quick view of your recent Speaking results. Adaptive Part 3 follow-up questions may still change based on your new answers.
STUDIO

Create your own Writing practice

Studio lets you build IELTS Writing practice from your own Task 1 or Task 2 questions and keep your work organised as saved projects.

Studio Writing

Use Studio when you want to practise a question that is not part of Auvoxi's regular Writing test sets. Create a project, add your own question, and continue working on it whenever you return.

Create a project
Start with a blank project or use one of the examples shown in Studio. Choose Task 1 or Task 2, enter your question, and create the Writing project.
Custom tasks
A Studio project can contain your own Task 1 and Task 2 questions. For Task 1, you can also upload an image when the question requires a chart, diagram, map, or other visual.
Studio Projects
Your saved projects appear in Studio so you can search for them, reopen previous work, duplicate a project, or remove one you no longer need. Your current project allowance is shown in Studio.
Writing workspace
Switch between Task 1 and Task 2 inside the project, edit the project title, write in the editor, and follow your word count as you work. Notes, Ask, and High Contrast are also available from the workspace.
Automatic saving
Your questions and writing are saved automatically as you work, so you can leave the project and continue it later from Studio Projects.
Feedback options
Open Submit when you are ready for feedback. Quick Report provides a fast temporary assessment, AI Feedback creates a detailed saved Writing Report, and Human Review sends your work for specialist review. The Submit menu shows the current credit cost or review availability before you continue.
REPORTS

Review your saved feedback

Reports brings your AI Writing Reports, AI Speaking Reports, and Human Review records together in one place so you can return to previous feedback whenever you need it.

Your reports

Open Reports from the left sidebar and switch between Writing, Speaking, and Human Review. Use the search bar when you need to find an older report quickly.

Report types
Writing contains saved AI Feedback from Writing Practice, Writing Mock, and Studio Writing. Speaking contains saved reports from Speaking Simulator sessions. Human Review contains writing that you submitted for manual review.
Writing Reports
Open a Writing Report to review your result, feedback, submitted response, highlighted issues, and the original writing task.
Speaking Reports
Open a Speaking Report to review your result, feedback, recorded session, Speaking Replay, and detailed analysis from that practice.
Human Review
Human Review keeps your manual-review records separately from AI Reports. You can follow the submission status and download the completed review as a private PDF when it is ready.
Manage reports
Use the report menu to pin important reports to the top, add reports to Starred, or remove reports you no longer need. Opening a saved report does not use credits.
Samples and storage
Sample Reports let you explore example Writing and Speaking feedback, while Human Review provides sample PDFs. Your current AI report storage rule is shown directly on the Reports page.
NOTES & ASK

Keep study notes and ask for AI help

Notes gives you a simple cloud-saved space for study notes, while Ask AI Tutor helps with IELTS learning questions, supported practice content, and Auvoxi navigation.

Study tools

Open Notes or Ask from the top-right tools while you practise. Both are designed to support your work without taking you away from the current page.

My Notes
Notes opens a writing area for vocabulary, reminders, grammar points, ideas, or anything else you want to keep while studying. The same cloud Notes content is available across supported Auvoxi pages.
Automatic saving
Notes save automatically while you type. The status beside My Notes shows when your latest changes are being saved or have been saved.
Notes sync
Notes are stored in your account and stay synchronised across supported pages and browser tabs. Text added to Notes from supported practice tools is added to the same Notes space.
Ask AI Tutor
Ask can help with IELTS Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking, grammar, vocabulary, study questions, and basic Auvoxi navigation. You need to be logged in to use Ask.
Chat history
Start a new chat whenever you want a fresh conversation. Logged-in users can reopen saved conversations from Chat History, rename them, or permanently delete chats they no longer need.
Context and credits
On supported Listening, Reading, and Writing practice pages, Ask can use relevant context from the current exercise to help answer your question. AI-generated Ask replies use credits, while some built-in Auvoxi navigation and product-help answers can be provided without an AI charge.
ACCOUNT

Manage your account and subscription

Use Account for your profile, usage details, and account security. Subscription shows your current plan, credits, available plans, and billing options.

Account and subscription

Open Account or Subscription from the top-right avatar menu whenever you need to check your profile, usage, plan, or billing information.

Account settings
Account shows your email address, given name, and current plan. You can update your given name or open Manage Subscription from this page.
Credits and allowances
Use Usage & Credit Ceilings to check your current credit usage and available allowances. Subscription also shows your current credit usage and plan information.
Subscription
Subscription shows your current plan and the plans currently available to your account. Each plan card shows its current price, included credits, Human Review allowance, and relevant storage limits.
Compare plans
Use Compare plans when you want a more detailed comparison of credits and available Writing, Speaking, Ask, and Human Review benefits. Current prices, limits, and plan rules are shown directly on the Subscription page.
Billing
Open Billing to check your subscription status, remaining credits, billing and access dates, and recent payment information. You can also view your subscription history or cancel future renewals. Cancelling does not end your current paid access immediately; your plan and remaining credits stay available until the end of the current billing period.
Account security
Remove All Logged-in Devices signs the account out everywhere, including the device you are currently using. Delete Entire Account permanently deletes the account and cannot be undone. If you have an active paid subscription, cancel it first before deleting the account.
SUPPORT

Get help from Auvoxi

Contact Auvoxi when you need human help with your account, billing, credits, reports, website features, or a technical problem.

Contact support

Use the Contact page when a problem cannot be resolved from the relevant Auvoxi page or when you need help from a person.

When to contact us
Contact us for account or login problems, billing or subscription questions, credit issues, failed reports, technical problems, content issues, or other questions that require human assistance.
Contact form
Open the Contact page and send your name, email address, and message. You can also add a subject to make the reason for your message clear.

Contact page
What to include
Describe what happened and include the relevant page, feature, report, or subscription issue where possible. Clear details make it easier to investigate the problem and respond accurately.
Chat History
My Notes