Type what you hear. Find what you miss.
A listening score tells you nothing you can act on. Writing down what you heard tells you exactly which word your ears skipped — and that is a thing you can fix tonight.
The gap is a word, not a feeling.
"I understood most of it" is not something you can practise. A missed word is. Dictation turns a vague sense of not following into a list you can work through.
Checked word by word
Play a line, type what you heard, and see precisely which words slipped past — marked in the sentence, not summarised as a score.
Any YouTube video becomes a lesson
Paste a link and it is transcribed into timed lines you can practise: real speech, at real speed, on something you chose.
Sets that build up
Curated sentence sets grouped by level and topic, so you can start where the speed still makes sense and climb from there.
Replay a single word
Loop the fragment you missed as many times as it takes, at a speed you set, without losing your place in the line.
Try one line.
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