Coach Pen

Writing practice for every English exam

One writing coach.
Every exam. ✓ you've got this

Like the best teacher you ever had: Coach Pen reads your own writing, marks the exact words holding your score back, praises what works, and shows you the fix. Learn to truly write, not generate.

Where the look comes from

Two pens: red to fix, green to praise.

Coach Pen marks your own sentences like a master teacher: weak words in red, the moments that land in green, a note in the margin. The brand is the product.

The storm was very big and the boat went across the churning waves.

✗ “very big”, “went” — tell, don’t show. Try towering, lurched.
✓ “churning” — vivid. Keep this!

Why it compounds

One skill engine. Every exam.

Under every exam is the same library of writing techniques: Ideas, Structure, Voice, Word Choice, Fluency, Conventions. Master one for IELTS and it carries to your child's NAPLAN, your next exam. You're building writing that travels.

  1. 1 · Write in your own words
  2. 2 · Coach Pen marks it: red to fix, green to praise
  3. 3 · Drill the weak technique, any exam

The technique library

Six traits of good writing, broken into drillable skills.

Every tool teaches one move: taught, modelled, then practised on your own writing until it's yours.

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Ideas

Decode the Prompt · 5 Ws + H · Brain dump · …

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Organization

Text-type Skeleton · Paragraph Ordering · Paragraph Splitting · …

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Voice

Audience Shift · Formality Matching · Tone Picker · …

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Word Choice

Strong Verbs · Figurative Language · Show, Don't Tell · …

Sentence Fluency

Sentence Combining · Varied Openers · Sentence Imitation · …

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Conventions

Proofreading · Verb Patterns

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Taste the coaching on a real prompt.

Write a line, get marked on your own words, no sign-up. Then keep going free with an account.

What learners are saying

Sample — illustrative only

Example quotes while we gather real stories from learners and families.

The coaching is on her own writing, not some worksheet. She finally gets why a sentence works — and her openings have completely changed.
Mark T. · Parent of a Year 6 student
I'd been stuck on band 6.5 for months. Seeing exactly which criterion was holding me back, then drilling just that, got me to a 7.
Priya R. · IELTS candidate
One technique at a time made it feel doable. He stopped dreading the writing task and started treating it like a game.
Sofia L. · Parent, NAPLAN (Year 7)

Your next sentence is better

Start with one paragraph. See the difference.