- Paragraph by paragraphfeedback depth
- Brief + draftwhat you send
- Argument mapwhat you get
- 24–48 hrsusual turnaround
What we check
Critical analysis is what separates a pass from a strong 2:1 or First in UK marking.
Description versus analysis
How much of each paragraph explains what something is, and how much asks how well it works and why.
A clear line of argument
Whether your introduction sets out a position and each section moves it forward.
Evaluation of evidence
Strengths, limitations, methods and context of the sources you rely on.
Synthesis across sources
Whether you compare and connect authors, or discuss them one at a time.
Counter-arguments
Whether you acknowledge other views and explain why your position still holds.
Conclusions that follow
A conclusion that answers the question and shows the "so what", not a summary.
What you get back
Specific feedback that shows you how to think more critically, not just that you should.
- Each paragraph tagged as descriptive, analytical or evaluative
- Comments with questions that push your analysis deeper
- Analytical sentence frames to adapt in your own words
- An argument map of your draft, showing where the thread breaks
This explains what the model is, which your marker already knows. Ask how well it explains the behaviour in your case study, and what critics say about it.
Try a frame like: "While Maslow's model offers a useful starting point, its assumption of a fixed order of needs is challenged by…", then support it with a source.
How it works
Four simple steps, all on UK time.
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Share your files
Upload your brief, marking rubric and draft through the form or WhatsApp, and tell us your deadline.
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Get matched
A UK-qualified expert in your subject reviews your files and confirms the turnaround.
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Receive feedback
You get an annotated copy of your draft plus a prioritised list of what to fix.
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Revise with confidence
You make the changes yourself. Questions about the feedback? Ask your expert.
Who it helps most
- Feedback says "too descriptive"
- Moving up from Level 4 to Levels 5 and 6
- Master's students
- Reflective writing (Gibbs, Kolb)
- Literature reviews
Feedback on your work, never a replacement for it
Every check is designed to help you improve the draft you wrote, in line with UK law and your university's rules.
What we do
- Review the draft you wrote and explain our feedback in plain English
- Show where your work falls short of the brief, rubric or style guide
- Suggest how to improve, with examples and sentence frames you adapt yourself
- Respect your university's academic integrity and AI-use policies
What we don't do
- Write, rewrite or complete any part of your assessed work
- Submit work on your behalf or log in to your university systems
- Guarantee a grade or a similarity score
- Disguise AI-generated text or help bypass detection tools
Other pre-submission checks
Combine checks, or compare all five.
Brief & Rubric Check
Every criterion coveredAn expert maps your draft against every rubric criterion and learning outcome.
Learn more →Referencing Check
Harvard, APA, OSCOLA, MHRAEvery citation and reference checked against your module's style guide.
Learn more →Similarity & AI-Use Review
Paraphrasing and AI-sounding textUnderstand your similarity report and use AI the way your university allows.
Learn more →Last-Minute Review
Often within 6–12 hoursA fast, prioritised check of the issues most likely to cost marks.
Learn more →Critical Analysis Review: frequently asked questions
What does critical analysis mean at UK universities?
How is this different from proofreading?
Can you make my essay a First?
Do you rewrite my paragraphs?
Which assignments does this suit?
Can you help with a literature review?
Add depth before you submit
Upload your brief and draft. An expert will show you where to move from description to evaluation.
