Every question on this site is written by me, personally. I don't use AI to generate test questions, scripts, or model answers — the tagline on the homepage ("written by a teacher, not a robot") isn't just a slogan, it's literally how the content gets made.
Where a test starts
Most sets start from something I actually saw in my own classes: a question type students kept missing, a grammar trap that tripped up three students in a row, a topic that came up in a real lesson. I write the script or passage myself, choose the distractor answers based on the specific mistakes I've watched students make, and write the explanations the same way I'd explain it to a student sitting across from me.
What happens after I write it
Once a test is drafted, I go through the answer key myself — every correct answer, every explanation, every "why this trap answer is tempting" note — before it goes live. If I find something unclear or wrong later, I fix it directly rather than leaving it up.
What isn't hand-made
To be transparent: production work like video editing, audio processing, and publishing the pages themselves uses standard software and some automation, the same way most modern content teams work. That's separate from the actual test content — the questions, scripts, and answers are mine.
Questions about a specific test, or think you found a mistake? Get in touch — I read every message.