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News & updates

What’s new at SkillRecall.

Product updates, new topics, and what’s coming next.

Improvements

Plan to your level — job-description prep coming soon

The Planner now asks your experience level — Junior, Mid-level, Senior, or Principal+ — and tailors your whole learning path to match: foundations first when you’re starting out, deeper trade-offs and harder recall as you level up. Picking a goal and a topic is smoother too, with your level shown right alongside them as you build. Coming soon: build a plan straight from a job description — paste one in and get interview prep mapped to the exact skills the role asks for.

New feature

Introducing the Planner — interview prep, planned for you

Tell the new Planner your goal and it builds an ordered learning path from real SkillRecall lessons — no busywork, no made-up content. There are five ways to start, and three are built for interviews: First-round interview, Technical interview, and Challenge me (plus Big picture and Learn it for getting up to speed). Free to try during early access.

New feature

Search every lesson, instantly

A new search is live on every page. Tap the search icon in the header (or press ⌘K / Ctrl-K) and find any lesson across the whole library from one box — results are grouped by category, topic, and lesson, and you can search several keywords at once. From there, jump straight into the flashcards, quiz, visuals, or audio for whatever you find.

Community

We’re now on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook

SkillRecall’s social accounts are live. Follow along for bite-size dev interview prep, new lesson drops, and short explainers — new content every week.

Improvements

A smoother library and lesson experience

Browsing on mobile is cleaner, with categories you can scan at a glance and open one at a time. Slide and video lessons are easier to move through and look better across screens.

Launch

The library is now open to everyone

Every topic, subtopic, and lesson is free to browse — no account needed. Flashcards, quizzes, visuals, and narrated audio overviews are all available today.