What Is the Practice Feed?
Why We Built It
The Problem with Traditional Practice
- *Which problems should I solve for Google vs. Amazon?*
- *How many system design scenarios do I need?*
- *Am I spending too much time on Easy problems?*
- *Which problems have I already completed?*
The Practice Feed Approach
How the Practice Feed Works
Personalised Problem Discovery
- Your target companies ā each problem is tagged with the companies that have asked it
- Your target roles ā Software Engineer, Senior SDE, ML Engineer, etc.
- Difficulty progression ā a healthy mix of Easy, Medium, and Hard to build confidence progressively
Three Interview Pillars in One Feed
Smart Filtering and Sorting
- Difficulty filters ā toggle between All, Easy, Medium, and Hard
- Saved problems ā bookmark problems you want to revisit
- Topics ā filter by specific patterns like Arrays, Dynamic Programming, Trees, or Graphs
- Sort by newest ā see recently added problems first
- Company match badges ā green "MATCHED" badges highlight problems from your target companies
One-Click Interview Sessions
The Sidebar: Your Progress at a Glance
Weekly Challenge
Live Leaderboard
- Your current rank among peers
- Points earned from completed sessions
- Who's active right now (green dot = online)
Progress Badges
In-Progress Sessions
The Activity Heatmap
How It Compares
Who Is the Practice Feed For?
Perfect for:
- Engineers targeting specific companies ā the feed is built around your targets
- Busy professionals ā the one-click session launch means no wasted time
- Competitive learners ā the leaderboard and weekly challenges keep you motivated
- Career changers ā the structured tabs (Coding ā System Design ā Behavioral) guide you through the full interview stack
You'll love it if:
- You've been aimlessly grinding LeetCode and want direction
- You want to practice the full interview, not just the coding part
- You're motivated by competition and visible progress
- You want an AI that adapts to your skill level in real time
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Your next interview is closer than you think. Start practicing with purpose.