After each practice session, iGrow saves what you said and scores how you showed up. Read-backs are your history of those takes — one list for rehearsals, interview runs, library simulations, and panic-mode reps when you use them.

When you finish a rehearsal, iGrow stores your lines and can generate a read-back report. Scored sessions show an overall result plus feedback on how clearly you stated your point, how you handled pushback, and whether your language stayed specific rather than vague. If scoring is still running, you will see a pending state and can tap “Score it now” once your lines are saved.

Each row in your list shows the scenario title, the date, and the session type (for example interview, story, or rehearse). Open a read-back to review the transcript, see dimension-level notes where available, and use “Run it again” to return to the same scenario. Practice moments you run from Today link back to the moments picker; library and catalog scenarios link to their scenario entry points.

Read-backs are private to your account. They are meant for reflection between reps, not for sharing as a performance review record.

iGrow also surfaces streak and recency context at the top of the list when you are signed in — how many sessions you have logged and when you last practiced. That summary updates as new read-backs land; the detailed report for a single session opens from the session view when you need line-by-line feedback.

Free tools and marketing pages on i-grow.co help you prepare wording; read-backs are where logged-in practice is recorded. They complement the features overview and your in-app progress dashboard without replacing manager judgment in real conversations.