Every EE section, guided against the current 30-mark criteria. The AI checks each answer for a clear line of argument — and won't judge your discussion before your analysis exists. Single-subject or interdisciplinary, in the four sciences. Export your whole essay as an editable Word document.
Start My EE Diary →Ask for feedback on your Discussion & Evaluation before any Analysis exists and it tells you so. A supervisor reads your argument before your evaluation — and so does this.
Flip one switch to write across two disciplines. A guided brainstorming bot, the five thematic frameworks and a second-subject check appear — and the feedback shifts to judge genuine integration of both subjects.
Verify your research question, method and literature base as one solid foundation. Everything after is checked against it — so a weak RQ doesn't quietly sink the whole essay.
Each answer gets three clear parts: what is incorrectly specified, what is required, and a hint to work it out yourself — it never just hands you the answer.
Build data tables, add diagrams, and type equations that preview live — and export as genuine, editable Word equations, not pictures.
Download your entire EE, compiled from your own answers. Anything still unresolved appears as a clear red review list, so you know exactly what to fix before submission.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology or ESS — each with EE guidance aligned to the assessment criteria.
Choose your approach. Interdisciplinary reveals the brainstorming bot, frameworks and second subject.
Write your RQ, method and literature base, then verify them so everything after rests on a sound base.
Fill each section, get targeted feedback, then export a complete Word document with a red review list.
Open the diary, choose your science, and lock in your research question.
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