Product Updates

Dear users,

Word Translation is now available across selected Auvoxi study pages, with 108 languages supported.

Simply select a word while studying to quickly view its translation.

The feature is available in Listening, Reading and Writing Practice and Mock modes.

It is also available on our public Audio Scripts, Reading Articles, Writing Sample Answers and Speaking Practice pages.

You can choose your preferred language and turn Word Translation on or off whenever you need it.

If you notice any translation errors or have suggestions for improving the experience, please contact us at:

[email protected]

Thank you for using Auvoxi.

Dear users,

The maintenance of Speaking Report generation has now been completed. Speaking tests and report generation are working normally again.

We have also completed a new round of optimisation for both Writing and Speaking Reports. The number of credits required to generate these reports has been reduced by approximately one-third.

This is currently the furthest we can reduce the cost while maintaining reliable report quality. Further reductions would require using substantially lighter assessment methods and could make scoring, feedback, and error analysis noticeably less consistent. Our priority is to keep the reports useful and dependable rather than reduce the credit cost at the expense of quality.

We would also like to update you on the previously announced difficulty ratings and practice filters for Listening and Reading.

After reviewing the idea in more detail, we have decided not to introduce difficulty labels at this time.

IELTS does not provide a detailed official difficulty rating for each individual Listening or Reading test, part, or passage. In these sections, each correct answer receives one mark, giving a raw score out of 40, which is then converted to an IELTS band score.

Without a reliable and consistent official framework for determining whether an individual test or part should be labelled, for example, Easy, Medium, or Hard, any difficulty rating created by Auvoxi would inevitably involve subjective judgement. We do not believe it would be fair or helpful to IELTS learners to present such estimates as though they were objective difficulty levels.

For this reason, the planned difficulty filters will not be added unless we can establish a sufficiently reliable method of assessment in the future.

Although the difficulty-rating project was not implemented, we still completed a broader review of the practice library in late August. Practice materials on the website were updated, and the downloadable Listening, Reading, and Writing PDF practice materials were also reviewed and improved.

Thank you for your patience during the recent Speaking Report maintenance and for continuing to use Auvoxi.

Dear users,

The Speaking test itself is working normally and can be completed as usual.

However, please do not click "Generate Report" after finishing your test. This feature is currently under maintenance, and clicking it will cause the report generation to fail.

We are working on a fix and will update this notice as soon as it's resolved. Thank you for your patience.

We’re starting a new review of our Listening, Reading, and Writing practice materials.

As part of this update, we’ll add difficulty ratings to individual tests and their parts/tasks, helping you quickly understand the approximate difficulty of the material before you start practising.

The Dashboard will also receive new difficulty filters for:

• Listening Test
• Reading Test
• Writing Test

You’ll be able to filter the practice sets by difficulty and find suitable tests more easily without changing the existing Set → Test structure.

We’ll also review and update the downloadable practice PDFs. Once the update is complete, the latest PDF versions will be available from the Resources section on the Auvoxi website.

This update is expected to take approximately one week to complete.

Thank you for your patience while we review and improve the practice library.

Auvoxi is now optimized for mobile web and remains available on desktop. You can practice Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking directly from your phone—no app required.

Interface icon issues, incomplete high-contrast styling, and other layout and display problems across both mobile and desktop have been resolved.

Open Auvoxi in your browser and practice wherever you are.

Over the next few days, we will be adapting the entire Auvoxi website for mobile browsers.

During this development work, some pages or features may temporarily display incorrectly or not function as expected.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

We’re adding a new Quick Writing Report feature within the next 2–3 days.

As part of this update, the existing “Submit for AI Review” and “Submit for Human Review” buttons will be combined with the new Quick Report option under a single “Submit” button. Clicking “Submit” will show three submission options:

• Quick Report
• AI Feedback
• Human Review

We’ll begin by updating Studio Writing, followed by Writing Practice and Writing Mock.

While these changes are being rolled out, submission options may be temporarily unavailable or may not respond as expected. We apologize for any inconvenience and will restore full availability as quickly as possible.

We’ll post another notice once the update is complete.

Maintenance on the Speaking Simulator has been completed, and all test modes are now available again.

You can now practise Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, or a Full Mock Test as usual. Reliability improvements have been completed across audio processing, report generation, and failure recovery to reduce interrupted test sessions and incomplete reports.

Thank you for your patience.

The Speaking Simulator is temporarily unavailable while we complete important reliability improvements to audio processing, report generation, and failure recovery.

These updates are intended to prevent interrupted test sessions and incomplete reports. Maintenance is expected to continue until at least July 31, 2026.

Listening, Reading, Writing, Studio, and existing reports remain available as usual.