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Interview Prep Roadmap

Auto-generate what to study next based on target company and role

Problem
The biggest pain in tech interview prep is not effort but direction. Someone grinds graph problems for a Saturday, then realizes the target company barely asks graphs and heavily weights system design, which they ignored. Most advice is generic: do more LeetCode or read Designing Data-Intensive Applications. None of it adapts to the specific company and role.
Solution
Users enter target companies, roles, and interview dates. The product generates a structured study roadmap based on public interview focus areas and question banks, dynamically adjusts daily tasks, and tracks progress. The core is direction and next-step guidance, not another LeetCode clone.
Users
Software engineers preparing to switch jobs, new grads, career changers
MVP
Select interview focus by company and role; generate weekly plans and daily tasks; mark completion and auto-adjust the plan; import LeetCode or common system design topics; simple progress dashboard
Revenue
Subscription at $8–$15/month for multiple target plans, progress sync, and updated company interview libraries; free tier supports one target plan
Why now
Tech hiring is competitive and prep information is scattered. Existing tools either focus on grinding problems or resume building. An adaptive roadmap tool can launch cheaply using public data plus LLM-generated content.

Source discussions · 1

  1. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] The real problem with tech interview prep isn't the problems, it's not knowing what to study next
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