1️⃣ Copy the prompt → 2️⃣ Open claude.ai (free) → 3️⃣ Paste & send → get expert coach feedback
Target score 5.0/6.0 (old: 100/120) — works offline, installable
📊 Re-diagnose in 4 weeks to update these scores
News English (Economist, WSJ, Reuters) is denser than TOEFL prose. Train on real news to build reading speed and stamina.
🎯 Native fluent reader: 250–300 WPM · Academic target: 200+ WPM · TOEFL Reading allows ~140 WPM
Copy any article (Economist, WSJ, Reuters, BBC, NYT — anywhere) and paste it below. The trainer hides distractions, times you, and forces a comprehension check.
Most TOEFL-equivalent dense writing is paywalled. Here is what's actually free and high-quality:
Curated free TOEFL prep resources. This trainer is for habit + format; real test prep means combining it with these.
A self-contained PWA for daily TOEFL iBT practice, designed for habit formation and format familiarity. It provides:
Every TOEFL prep tool faces a tension: ETS owns its real questions. Here is exactly what this trainer uses:
| NOT used ❌ | Real ETS exam questions (copyrighted) |
| NOT used ❌ | Content from commercial prep books (Kaplan, Barron's, Princeton, ETS Official Guide) |
| Used ✅ | TOEFL iBT format conventions (publicly documented by ETS) |
| Used ✅ | Academic Word List (AWL, Coxhead 2000) — public domain word list, 570 word families |
| Used ✅ | Public-domain question type patterns (agree/disagree, preference, explain) |
| Original 🔧 | All reading passages, vocab example sentences, writing/speaking prompts written by AI (Claude) calibrated to TOEFL style |
What this means: use this trainer for daily practice habit, format familiarity, and vocab/concept exposure. For high-stakes prep, combine with official ETS materials (sample tests already linked in Resources, plus the Official Guide book if you can afford it).
Public domain. Single HTML file + manifest + service worker. Embed in your own site by copying 3 files. See GeniusPudding's repos.
Everything stays on your device (browser localStorage). No accounts, no backend, no tracking, no analytics. Progress doesn't sync across devices.
Customized based on your level: Reading B2, Listening B1-B2, Speaking A2, Writing A2-B1. Target: 5.0/6.0 by March 2027.
Build raw input capacity. Vocabulary, structure, listening warm-up.
Memorize speaking/writing formulas. Start producing original output.
Full TOEFL-format sections, dictation drills.
Full mock tests, weak-spot remediation.
🎯 Week 8 end: Take ETS official sample test → re-diagnose → next cycle
At your current level, hitting 5.0 in 3 months is unrealistic. Realistic path:
→ Target Fall 2027 admissions (Mar 1, 2027 deadline). Spring 2027 too aggressive.
A balanced daily session takes about 30–45 minutes. Do at least one activity per day to maintain your streak.
Read the passage carefully, then answer the questions. The TOEFL Reading section tests comprehension of academic texts.
Click the card to flip. Rate your recall to optimize review schedule. These are high-frequency TOEFL academic words.
You have 10 minutes to write a response. Aim for 150–300 words. Focus on clear thesis, supporting points, and conclusion.
15s prep, 45s answer. The browser records your voice — listen back and self-evaluate.
Listen to your recording, type what you said (transcript), and get coach feedback for free via claude.ai.
TOEFL Listening requires sustained attention to academic lectures and conversations. Here's how to practice daily.
After listening to any lecture/podcast, write what you understood below and get quizzed by the AI coach for free.
In the TOEFL Listening section, you can take notes. Practice using abbreviations and symbols: