ielts-dashboard

To visualize IELTS study progress locally, you can generate an HTML dashboard from stored JSON data. It renders writing trends, radar charts, error heatmaps, and vocabulary review directly in your browser.

Tracking IELTS writing trends and vocabulary review requires local JSON data stored under the ~/.ielts/ directory. This data fuels the dashboard to display multi-session progress, error heatmaps, and synonym replacement statistics.

Yes, you can view your IELTS error heatmap and four-subject radar chart offline. The dashboard generates a local HTML file, allowing you to open and diagnose weak points in your browser without an internet connection.

The IELTS data dashboard requires no external dependencies to render. It relies entirely on built-in CLI utilities and your local data under ~/.ielts/ to refresh visuals and output the local HTML dashboard file.

The best way to diagnose weak IELTS subjects is by reviewing the four-subject radar chart and error heatmap on your local dashboard. This visualizes multi-session data to quickly identify and target learning vulnerabilities.

If your local IELTS dashboard is not displaying writing trends or countdowns, ensure your JSON data exists under ~/.ielts/. The CLI requires this local data to properly render progress tracking and exam countdown visuals.