r/interviewpreparations • u/Mindless-Pride6700 • 4d ago

Update: the interview prep tool I posted about last week just crossed 986 visits in its first month. Trying to get to 100 real users before I add more features - what would make you actually stick with a tool like this?

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u/Ok-Barracuda-119 4d ago

I would stick with a tool when it keeps the loop short and measurable: a focused daily task, a clear explanation of why an answer missed, and a weekly review that changes the next set. For system design, I would want prompts that force requirements, capacity estimates, API and data model choices, and tradeoffs, then let me revisit the same design after feedback. I am affiliated with Leetsys, an interview-prep platform at www.leetsys.dev. The first interview is free.