Essayly.ai

Each exam is scored with its own rubric rather than one generic writing model. IELTS writing gets the four official criteria, GRE feedback leans on argument structure, and TOEFL Academic Discussion uses the 0 to 5 scale. That separation matters because a strong IELTS essay and a strong GRE essay are judged on different things.

Instead of handing you a number and walking away, Essayly quotes your sentences and explains what's wrong with each one. You see the problem line, the reason, and a suggested fix. For most people this is the part that actually improves a draft, since "6.5" alone tells you nothing about what to change.

The report splits your band score into the criteria examiners grade separately. Seeing 7.0 in Lexical Resource next to 5.5 in Grammatical Range tells you where to spend the next hour. Essayly also flags roughly which band you're in before you look at the details, so you can decide fast whether the essay is close.

The topic library covers more than 300 prompts across Education, Society, Technology, and four other categories. Every prompt comes with idea prompts, vocabulary, and a sample essay you can read before writing. That solves the blank-page problem for anyone who freezes when the timer starts.

You don't bounce between a document, a checker, and a feedback email. Write, submit, read, edit, and resubmit in the same window. The loop is short enough to run three revisions in an evening, which is how scores actually move.

The interface is available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. On the privacy side, Essayly states that essays are discarded after scoring, never shared, and never used to train models. There's no subscription to cancel and no stored draft history to manage.