You know how to code, but when they ask technical questions you stumble. Get the exact talking points you need for any tech role.
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Technical interviews aren't coding tests. They're discussions where you need to explain your thinking clearly.
You can write the code, but explaining your technical approach clearly in an interview feels impossible.
Generic resources cover 200 topics when you need to know the 10 things this specific company cares about.
You freeze when they ask open-ended questions about your technical decisions or approach.
You can build the features, but when they ask "Why did you choose this approach?" you struggle to articulate your reasoning clearly.
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Everything you need to ace technical interviews
No. You get frameworks and talking points that help you structure your thoughts. You'll understand the concepts and can adapt the answers to different questions. Think of it as having great examples of how to explain things clearly.
Yes! Frontend, backend, DevOps, data science, ML engineering, QA, game development, mobile, and more. Our AI understands the specific challenges and topics for each domain and creates relevant study materials.
Our AI analyzes not just the job description, but industry patterns and company types. You'll get 10-15 core topics that cover 80% of what they could ask. Plus, the frameworks work for variations of questions too.
Generic prep teaches general principles. We give you specific talking points for specific jobs. Instead of learning how to design Twitter (which you'll never be asked), you get relevant scenarios for the company you're actually interviewing with.
Yes, because you're only studying what's relevant. Instead of spending weeks on 200 random topics, you focus 3-4 hours on the 10-15 things this specific company cares about. Most users feel confident after one focused session.
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