Campus Learning
Structured A1 to C2 and IELTS pathways with prerequisites, live cohorts, and progress tracked per module.
A1-C2six levels
- CEFR ladder
- IELTS track
- Prerequisites
Live cohorts, AI grading, one mistake ledger
The campus that
remembers everything.
Courses, peer practice, AI grading and certified teachers, unified by one ledger that turns every mistake you make into your next lesson.
Learning blackboardpaused
Chapter 2: the tense that links past to now
Present Perfect
tutor ready
An invisible tutor who knows your mistakes. It is already playing; pause any time to ask.
WORDRIG. The full-stack English campus. Live cohorts led by real teachers, an AI blackboard that teaches from your own mistakes, peer co-learning rooms, examiner-grade marking, flashcards that never forget, and one ledger that remembers everything, from your first word at A1 to Band 9.
Four pillars, one campus.
Structure, people, feedback, and a human backstop. Each one does the job the other three can't.
Co-Learning
Roleplay, debate, and peer critique. Live, async, or with an AI partner when a seat is empty.
28activity types
- Live rooms
- Async threads
- Shared canvas
AI Coach
Rubric-mapped feedback the moment you finish, with the evidence, the distractor analysis, and why each answer is right or wrong.
112tracked skills
- Evidence
- Distractors
- Micro-skills
Human Oversight
When the model isn't confident, the work routes to a certified teacher instead of guessing at you.
<24hreview turnaround
- Review queue
- Confidence gate
- Appeals
One slip, and the whole campus goes to work.
Every surface tags your work in the same 112-skill vocabulary, so a mistake you make in speaking is what your flashcards drill tonight.
Noticed
Grading tags the slip as Inference and files it.
Taught
The blackboard rebuilds today's lesson around it.
Drilled
A flashcard is scheduled for the day before you would forget.
Cleared
Inference comes back in a mock exam, and your band moves.
A shared whiteboard, in a live room.
A live room around a shared canvas. Vote on what to fix first, and the corrections file straight to your ledger.
app.wordrig.co/space/b2-ielts/whiteboard
ABYN
Dot vote
Weakest paragraph?
¶1 Intro2
¶2 Body4
¶3 Concl.1
Everyone drops a dot, and the group converges on what to fix first.
Prompt, locked
Some people think students should pay university fees. Discuss both views.
In nowadays, many student thinks that the university fees should be payed by goverment.
Room and review
In the room (4)
Ayeshamentor
Bilalpeer
Youpeer
Noorpeer
Filed to the ledger
“is many reason” → “are many reasons”
subject_verb_agreementby Ayesha
Drop a correction sticky on a peer's screen, then send it to the ledger. It files as a MistakeEvent and feeds tomorrow's remedial pack.
MENTORAyesha
Bilal
YOUYou
Noor
Nothing you get wrong stays in one place.
The ledger files every correction by micro-skill, then feeds it back through whichever surface you open next.
Watch both screens at once.
Your screen on the left, your partner's on the right, and every slip becoming tomorrow's lesson while you practise.
practiceinterview: five-year planAI partner, replies in about 1.5s · 7:40
Your screenmuted
You · interviewer
Ask 3 questions, then roles swap. Candidate: Ahmed (A2).
Your prompts · “Where do you see yourself…?”, “What will you have achieved?”
Ready
AI's screenmuted
AI · candidate
STAR coach: situation, task, action, result
record your answer
Ready
Every slip goes to the composer
Every slip on either screen files as a MistakeEvent. The Remedial Composer assembles a lesson in the background, while you practise.
Live mistake feed
Nothing yet. Slips land here the moment either of you makes one.
composer idle · waiting for events
You interview, your partner answers with a STAR coach guiding them, then you swap.
Real teachers. Always in session.
Six cohorts run in parallel, one per CEFR level, an hour a day with a certified teacher. Start on any weekday.
wordrig.campus / live-timetable
3 cohorts live right now · Monday, Reading focus1 hr/day, Mon to Fri · recordings auto-saved
A1live
Foundations
survival mechanics · phonetic modelling
Day 34 of 50
19 of 25 seats taken
A2
Momentum
breaking speaking anxiety · roleplay
Day 12 of 50
23 of 25 seats taken
B1live
Fluency Unlock
spontaneous paragraphs · no translating-in-head
Day 47 of 75
25 of 25 seats taken
B2live
Fossil Breaker
eradicating fossilized errors · ledger debates
Day 88 of 100
24 of 25 seats taken
C1
Command
register, pragmatics · executive workshops
Day 61 of 125
17 of 25 seats taken
C2
Mastery
rhetoric, native parsing · sparse but hyper-dense
Day 8 of 150
6 of 25 seats taken
One certified teacher per cohort, one hour a day, five days a week. Seats are capped at 25 and a new section opens the moment one fills, so nobody waits for a term. Join mid-cycle and the days you missed roll into the next one, with the whole recordings library yours from the first day.
Rolling cohort cycles2026-08 to 2028-01. Pick a bar to edit its cycle, and every later cycle re-chains from it.tracking now
Aug '26Nov '26Feb '27May '27Aug '27Nov '27
A1
A2
B1
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C1
C2
any week, inside every cycleMon
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Reading
TUE
Writing
WED
Listening
THU
Speaking
FRI
Q&A
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B1
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your Ledger19
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B2
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your LedgerFeedback that reads like a teacher's markup.
Numbered edits in the margin, a band for each criterion, and a micro-skill tag on every slip.
wordrig.app / mock + grader
WritingMS-Word-style markup, on a live draft
Your Task 2 essay, graded as you write. Numbered inline edits link to margin comments, each tagged to a micro-skill and a band impact, scored by our RAG on the Cambridge descriptors.
6.5WRITING
CEFR B2
Task 2 · graded by our RAG on Cambridge descriptors
Task Response6
Position clear; 2nd idea underdeveloped.
Coherence7
Logical; linkers mostly accurate.
Lexical6
Adequate; word-choice slips.
Grammar6
Verb-form & article errors.
Task 2 · “Governments should enforce stricter environmental laws.”
drafting · autosavedIn pollution is one of the most serious problems facing the modern world, and it affects every country regardless of its wealth. I that governments must take firm action, because the planet is a shared home that every future generation will inherit.To begin with, factories release enormous quantities of harmful gases into the atmosphere each day. If environmental laws stricter, companies would be forced to invest in cleaner technology, which would cut emissions significantly and slow the pace of climate change. This is arguably the single most effective step a government can take.In addition, the state should strict penalties for businesses that pollute rivers and forests, so that the cost of damaging nature outweighs the profit.In conclusion, stricter regulation is necessary to protect the Although some argue that tighter rules raise costs for industry, the long-term benefits to public health and the planet clearly outweigh them.
Comments
Always know where you stand.
Every module reads from the same practice, so your radar and your predicted band move the moment you finish a task.
wordrig.app / dashboard
B2 IELTS · Day 47
Today's Mission0/3
Streak & XP
14 days
★★ Level 2 · Learner1,640 XP
2,860 XP to Level 3 · unlocks site-50 leaderboard
Weakness Radar112 tags
Reading6.5
Listening7.0
Speaking6.0
Writing5.5
Vocabweak
Band Trajectory
+1.0 band in 9 weeks · target 7.0 in 3 wks
Score Predictor
6.5–7.0medium
▲ writing coherence +0.3
▼ R-04 inference −0.4 · V-01 −0.3
Mistake Ledger23 open
GRAM
“I have went” → have gone
G-07 · seen 4× · Writing report
VOCAB
“do strict laws” → enforce
V-01 · seen 2× · P2P debate
PRON
“tink” → think /θ/
P-06 · seen 5× · Speaking
Notifications
P2P match: Ayşe
wants a live roleplay
Writing report ready
6.5 · 6 comments
23 cards due
3 from your mistakes
Leaderboard
1Ayşe2,140
2Diego1,890
3You1,640
The only unbroken row.
Nine funded rivals, each better than us at the one thing they were built for. None of them covers all six.
| Player | CEFR ladder A1 to C2 | IELTS preparation | AI grading all four skills | Live human teaching | Community practice | Shared mistake ledger |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wordrig2026 · launch | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Duolingo2011 · ~$5B+ cap | Partial | Not offered | Partial | Not offered | Partial, their strongest axis | Not offered |
| Preply2012 · $1.2B | Partial | Partial | Partial | Full, their strongest axis | Not offered | Not offered |
| EF Education First1965 · ~$3B+ rev | Full, their strongest axis | Partial | Partial | Full | Partial | Not offered |
| Cambly2012 · ~$60M+ | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered | Full, their strongest axis | Not offered | Not offered |
| E2Language2013 · test-prep | Not offered | Full, their strongest axis | Partial | Full | Not offered | Not offered |
| Magoosh2009 · ~$2-5M | Not offered | Full, their strongest axis | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| Cathoven~2020 · CEFR engine | Full, their strongest axis | Partial | Partial | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| Engnovate~2023 · bootstrapped | Not offered | Partial | Partial, their strongest axis | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| SmallTalk2Me~2020 · seed | Not offered | Partial | Partial, their strongest axis | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
Full Partial Not offered
Stitch it together yourself
$110-190/mo
Five separate logins, five paywalls, and zero shared memory. A slip in one tool can never reach the others.
E2 · testCathoven · CEFRHelloTalk · peersPraktika · AI speakEF Live · human
One campus, one login
from $47/mo
One Mistake Ledger feeding every room. That coherence is the thing a stitched-together stack cannot copy at any price.
Pay for the journey, not the meter.
No subscription. Set where you are and where you're going, and one pack covers the whole pathway.
Your bands
A1 · IELTS <4.0toB2 · IELTS 6.0-6.5275 class days, about 9 Months
Your plan
Every tier runs the same grading engine. The higher ones add live humans, frequency and priority.
Free
Try the whole campus for a week.
$0
7-day full trial
- Placement test (lifetime)
- 1 full mock / month
- 1 WT1 + 1 WT2 graded / mo
- 1 auto-remedial (lifetime)
- 3 P2P, then 1/mo
- Top-3 weakness radar
- Unlimited grading · cohorts
Foundational
The solo AI campus.
$549.91 once
- Effective
- $59.99/mo
- Your pack
- 275 days
- Unlimited AI grading on all four skills
- Unlimited blackboard + pause/ask + branching
- 1 auto-remedial + 1 pop-quiz / mo
- Silent teacher review under 92% confidence
- 2 manual escalations / mo (1 writing + 1 speaking)
- Full radar + trajectory predictor
- Lifetime read-only library after your pack
Smart Money
Most popularLearn alongside other people.
$733.24 once
- Effective
- $79.99/mo
- Your pack
- 275 days
Everything in Foundational, plus:
- Topical workshops, fully interactive
- Co-learning spaces: take the stage, or run one
- Discussion forums + leaderboards (both XP tracks)
- 2 auto-remedials + 2 pop-quizzes/mo
- 2 mocks/wk + SpeechAce on writing & speaking
- 4 manual escalations / mo (2 writing + 2 speaking)
Powerhouse
A live class every day, at your level.
$1,016.57 once
- Effective
- $99.99/mo
- Your pack
- 305 days
275 journey days plus the 30-day life buffer
Everything in Smart Money, plus:
- Daily live cohort class: 1 hr/day at your level, drop in any day
- Full access to every forum and co-learning space
- 4 auto-remedials/mo · SpeechAce primary
- 8 manual escalations / mo (4 writing + 4 speaking)
- Priority Q&A in every workshop · priority grading queue
Every feature, side by side.
The same grading engine on every tier. The paid ones add live humans, frequency and priority. Open any row for the detail.
| Feature | FreeTry the campus for a week | FoundationalThe solo AI campus | Smart MoneyLearn with other people | PowerhouseA live class every day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curriculum & Library | ||||
| 6 intro submodules · +6 band-matched after placement | Scaled to your journey | Scaled to your journey | Scaled to your journey | |
| No runway: unlocked content only | Journey days, exact | Journey days, exact | Journey days + 30-day life buffer | |
| 2× your journey days | 2× your journey days | 2× journey days, absorbs the buffer | ||
| Your monthly rate · one-time | Your monthly rate · one-time | Your monthly rate · one-time | ||
| Your unlocked content, forever | Free, forever | Free, forever | Free, forever | |
| Your unlocked submodules only | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | |
| 5 branches, lifetime | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | |
| Bundled with your unlocked submodules · one pass | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | |
| Assessment & AI Grading | ||||
| 1 full mock/mo · whole or sectional · timed only | 1/week scheduled | 2/week scheduled | 2/week + surprise mocks | |
| 1 lifetime | 1/month | 1/month | 1/month | |
| 1 WT1 + 1 WT2 /mo | Unlimited (custom RAG) | Unlimited (custom RAG + SpeechAce) | Unlimited (custom RAG + SpeechAce, priority) | |
| Mock's 3-part section + unlocked speaking questions | Unlimited (Azure) | Unlimited (Azure + SpeechAce) | Unlimited (SpeechAce primary, Azure backup) | |
| Mocks + unlocked practice questions | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | |
| Azure: mocks + unlocked speaking questions | Azure full suite | Azure + SpeechAce | SpeechAce + IELTS-rubric mapping | |
| Quaternary | Tertiary | Secondary | Primary | |
| Personalized Learning | ||||
| 1 lifetime | 1/month | 2/month | 4/month (weekly) | |
| 1/month | 2/month | 2/month | ||
| Last 30 days viewable | Full history | Full history | Full history | |
| Top 3 only | Full | Full | Full | |
| Today's band + confidence range | Trajectory model | Trajectory + rubric | Full ensemble | |
| P2P & Practice | ||||
| 9 lifetime, one per template | Full library · fair use | Full library · fair use | Full library · fair use | |
| AI + Live · low matchmaking priority | AI + Live + Async | AI + Live + Async | AI + Live + Async · priority | |
| 9 of 58, one per template | All 58 | All 58 | All 58 | |
| Live Classes & Community | ||||
| rolling, drop in any day | ||||
| 1 hr/day (Mon-Fri) | ||||
| View-only | Fully interactive | Fully interactive · priority Q&A | ||
| Site-wide · read-only | Site-wide · read + post | Site-wide · read + post | Site-wide · read + post | |
| Gallery only: watch + chat | Stage + gallery · band-filterable | Stage + gallery · band-filterable | ||
| eligible | eligible | |||
| Private stats only | Band-filtered · both XP tracks | Band-filtered · both XP tracks | ||
| Human Escalation | ||||
| under 92% confidence | under 92% confidence | under 92% confidence | ||
| 2/mo: 1 writing + 1 speaking | 4/mo: 2 writing + 2 speaking | 8/mo: 4 writing + 4 speaking | ||
| Accountability | ||||
| Re-engagement nudges only | AI check-ins | AI check-ins | AI check-ins | |
| one contact | one contact | one contact | ||
| Streak only | full | full | full | |
What it looked like from the inside.
Eight people who sat the exam, in their own words.
It named the mistake I kept making
I had been writing the same article mistakes for two years and nobody had ever told me they were the same mistake.
Rina HaldarNurse, registering with the NMC6.0 to 7.5
It never accepted my rehearsed answer
The speaking partner never once let me get away with the answer I had rehearsed.
Tomás FerreiraApplying for a master's in Lisbon6.5 to 7.5
Built around a night shift
I work nights. Being able to join a cohort class on a Tuesday and again on a Saturday is the only reason I finished.
Mai NguyenEngineer, moving to Melbourne5.5 to 7.0
Marking I could actually trust
The written feedback reads like a teacher marked it, because a teacher checked the parts the model was unsure about.
Karim HaddadDoctor, sitting OET then IELTS
Paid once, in my own currency
I paid once, in naira, at a price that made sense here. No card getting charged again every month.
Ola AdeyemiApplying for permanent residency6.5 to 8.0
Told me what to fix, and in what order
My first course told me my writing was weak. This one told me which four things were weak and in what order to fix them.
Elif KayaSecond attempt after a 6.06.0 to 7.5
Practising with a peer, with a witness
Practising with another learner sounds worse than practising with a teacher. It was not.
Daniyal SheikhApplying to a UK conversion course
I stopped translating in my head
I stopped translating in my head somewhere in the second month and I could not tell you exactly when.
Yuki SatoTransferring to a Toronto campus6.0 to 7.0
I stopped translating in my head
I stopped translating in my head somewhere in the second month and I could not tell you exactly when.
Yuki SatoTransferring to a Toronto campus6.0 to 7.0
Practising with a peer, with a witness
Practising with another learner sounds worse than practising with a teacher. It was not.
Daniyal SheikhApplying to a UK conversion course
Told me what to fix, and in what order
My first course told me my writing was weak. This one told me which four things were weak and in what order to fix them.
Elif KayaSecond attempt after a 6.06.0 to 7.5
Paid once, in my own currency
I paid once, in naira, at a price that made sense here. No card getting charged again every month.
Ola AdeyemiApplying for permanent residency6.5 to 8.0
Marking I could actually trust
The written feedback reads like a teacher marked it, because a teacher checked the parts the model was unsure about.
Karim HaddadDoctor, sitting OET then IELTS
Built around a night shift
I work nights. Being able to join a cohort class on a Tuesday and again on a Saturday is the only reason I finished.
Mai NguyenEngineer, moving to Melbourne5.5 to 7.0
It never accepted my rehearsed answer
The speaking partner never once let me get away with the answer I had rehearsed.
Tomás FerreiraApplying for a master's in Lisbon6.5 to 7.5
It named the mistake I kept making
I had been writing the same article mistakes for two years and nobody had ever told me they were the same mistake.
Rina HaldarNurse, registering with the NMC6.0 to 7.5
The questions people ask first.
Short answers. If something here is still unclear, the report at the end of your placement covers most of it in context.
Questions
Answer
How accurate is the AI grading?
Every writing and speaking submission carries a confidence score. Above 92% the grade comes back immediately. Below it, the work routes quietly to a certified teacher rather than being guessed at, and how many of those reviews you get each month is set by your tier. Reading and listening never go near a model at all: they are marked against the answer key, so there is nothing there to be confident or unconfident about.
Ten minutes, no card, a written report at the end.Start free placement