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Interview Sprint

Interview Sprint is the plan that sits on top of the four courses. You tell it who you are interviewing with, for which role and level, on which date, and how many hours you have each week. It turns that into a day-by-day plan, shows you the single next thing worth doing, and changes the plan when your week changes.

Sprint is a paid tier above Bundle. It includes everything in Bundle (all four courses and every AI feature) plus the sprint workspace and 25,000 AI credits a month. You can pay for it monthly or yearly, in rupees in India and in US dollars elsewhere.

Where it lives

The workspace is at /app/sprint. Its screens are:

ScreenWhat it answers
Mission ControlWhat should I do right now, and am I on track?
Today and FocusToday's tasks, and one task at a time with a timer
BoardEvery task as a list or as columns by status
CalendarWhen each task happens, and what did not fit
InterviewsEvery interview in the sprint, side by side
ReadinessHow prepared the evidence says you are, per competency
JourneyPrivate achievement ledger and milestones
RescueCompress the plan when days slip — protect critical work
Practice and ReviewExtra practice by goal, and the weekly look back
MockMock Interview hub: coding arena + Visual Learning Studio, quiz, flashcards, system design, live AI interviewer
Final Prep and Warm-upThe last three days, and the interview morning
DebriefWhat happened in the real interview
SettingsAvailability, Motivation & Reminders, accountability partner

Before paying, anyone signed in can try the free readiness preview at /app/sprint-preview. It asks four quick questions and shows your top three focus areas, an estimated band and one recommended task.

Getting started

  1. Set up the sprint. Five short steps: the target company, role and level; the interview date and time; your weekly availability; how you want the calendar handled; and a summary. You can add up to six interviews.
  2. Take the diagnostic. Twelve items, one per competency, about twelve minutes. You rate your confidence on each. The first plan is built from the result.
  3. Follow Mission Control. It shows Critical / Growth / Recall buckets, Momentum (plan adherence, not a streak), today's mission and how today's planned minutes compare with the time you have. Prep XP, Readiness and Momentum stay separate — see Motivation metrics.

Facts, predictions and recommendations

Sprint keeps three kinds of statement visibly apart, so you always know how much weight a sentence can bear.

  • Reported statements are facts. They come from the Interview Intel corpus or from your own evidence, and they name how many sources back them.
  • Predicted statements are estimates, such as which topics a company tends to probe. They carry a confidence word and are never certainties.
  • Recommended statements are what the planner suggests you do, with the reason available under Why this?

Sprint never states the probability of passing an interview, and it never claims to know which questions an interviewer asks. Countdown copy counts preparation days; it does not count down to a deadline.

How the plan decides

The plan is computed by a deterministic planner, not written by an AI model. Every task records why it was chosen and why it landed on that day. Why this? turns that record into plain sentences. You can ask AI to refine the wording; that uses credits only when the same explanation has not been written before.

What Sprint does not do

  • It does not help during a live interview. It prepares you before and helps you debrief after.
  • It does not sync with an external calendar yet. The sprint calendar is internal.
  • It does not share anything you write unless you explicitly opt in on a debrief. See Mocks and debriefs.