All 17 IA sections, guided question by question. The AI checks each answer against your own research question — and it will not pretend to grade a graph before you have data. Build it right, then download your whole IA as an editable Word document.
Start My IA Diary →Every section knows what it depends on. Ask for feedback on your Conclusion before your data and graph exist, and it tells you so — a teacher reads your data before your graph, and so does this.
Verify your Research Question, variables and method as one solid foundation. Everything after is checked against that spine — so a wrong RQ doesn't quietly break your whole IA.
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.
It cross-checks each answer against your research question, so a slip like pasting your electricity apparatus into a pendulum IA gets caught immediately.
Build data tables, upload graphs and diagrams, and type equations that preview live — and export as genuine, editable Word equations, not pictures.
Download your entire IA, compiled from your own answers. If anything still needs fixing, the document opens with a clear red review list so you know exactly what to correct before submission.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology or ESS — each with guidance aligned to the assessment criteria for all 17 sections.
Write your research question, variables and method, then verify them so everything after is checked against a sound base.
Fill each box — text, tables, images, equations — and get targeted, criterion-based feedback on any answer.
Export a complete, editable Word document of your own work, with a red review list of anything still to fix.
Open the diary, choose your subject, and lock in your research question.
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