Timed design: a rate limiter
Capacity estimation is your weakest measured area and this problem exercises it directly.
Design35 min
Interview Sprint
Your interview has a date. Your preparation should have a plan.
Tell it the company and the date. It plans each day, measures readiness from evidence, and adapts when life happens.
Free readiness preview first. No card needed to see your focus areas.
Example planAcme, Senior engineer
18 preparation days to the last interview, 22 in the whole sprint.
Recall: consistent hashing
Spaced review two days after you studied it, while it is still retrievable.
Recall10 min
Focused mock with follow-ups
Your first rehearsal under pressure, scheduled for the day you prefer mocks.
Mock20 min
Built for the weeks before a real interview
Courses teach the material. A sprint decides what matters for your date and keeps you honest about it.
Instead of another course: know what to do today.
One next best move, a short mission for the day, and the reason each task is on it.
Instead of a progress bar: see readiness backed by evidence.
Reading alone cannot reach the top band. Timed designs, mocks and real interviews can.
Instead of cramming when a week slips: get a plan that bends without breaking.
Missed days are re-fitted by priority, and what no longer fits goes on a visible cut list.
Predict, prepare, practice, prove
One loop that repeats every day until the interview, and once more after it.
Step 1
Predict
Topics candidates report for your company and level, labelled as reported, never promised.
Step 2
Prepare
A day-by-day plan that fits your hours, with phases that move you from building to rehearsing.
Step 3
Practice
Timed designs and AI mock interviews with follow-ups, each turned into repair tasks.
Step 4
Prove
Preparation Readiness that rises only with evidence, then a debrief after the real interview.
One plan, billed monthly or yearly
Everything in Bundle, plus the sprint workspace and 25,000 AI credits a month. Pay monthly, or yearly to save.
Your current plan is Free tier
Billed monthlyBilled yearly
AI
Interview Sprint
Your interview date becomes the plan: adaptive missions, readiness, mocks.
- Everything in All-Bundle
- Adaptive preparation plan built around your interview date
- Mission Control, calendar and one-tap replanning
- Preparation Readiness per interview, with evidence
- AI mock interviews with debriefs and remediation
- Final Prep mode for the last 72 hours
- 25,000 AI credits every month
Questions about Interview Sprint
Can I pay for Interview Sprint yearly?
Yes. Choose monthly or yearly billing on the pricing card. Yearly is billed once a year and renews automatically, and the card shows what it saves in your currency.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your billing settings to stop the next renewal. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
What counts as evidence?
Every completed task records how you learned something: reading, flash cards, quizzes, recall, timed designs, evaluator feedback, mock interviews and real interviews. Stronger kinds of evidence count for more, and each kind has a ceiling, so reading alone cannot show the top band.
Is this a live interview copilot?
No. Interview Sprint never listens to or helps during a real interview. It prepares you before the day and helps you debrief afterwards.
How do AI credits work?
The plan includes 25,000 AI credits a month. Each of these uses 50 credits: an AI interviewer reply, a mock debrief, a post-interview summary, and in the Mock Interview hub an AI quiz, an AI flash card deck, an AI coding problem, an AI code review or an Evaluator AI design review. Library quizzes and decks, the plan, the calendar and the readiness score run without spending credits.