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Interview prep, planned for you.

Tell the planner your goal — like acing a technical round on React — and it builds an ordered path from real SkillRecall lessons. No busywork, no made-up content: just the right lessons, in the right order, that you can work through and track.

Five ways to start a plan

Pick how you want to approach it. Three modes are built for interviews — the other two are for getting up to speed. Each shapes both which lessons you get and how deep they go.

For interviews

First-round interview

Prep for the screening call.

The high-level things you’d talk through in a first-round or recruiter screen — the concepts, definitions, and talking points, without the deep code dives.

Technical interview

Go deep for the technical round.

Depth and hands-on recall — the deeper, code-level material a technical round digs into, ordered foundational → advanced as a path you can work through.

Challenge me

Already know it? Prove it.

Skip the teaching and jump straight to the hardest quizzes and code challenges — a fast way to find the gaps before an interview does.

For learning

Big picture

New topic? Get the lay of the land.

A broad tour of a topic — the key ideas and how they fit together, no deep dives. Ideal when everything is new.

Learn it

Learn a topic end to end.

A balanced path from the foundations through to the deeper material, in a sensible order — the default when you just want to understand something properly.

Coming soon

Start from a job description

Paste a job description and get an interview-prep plan mapped to the exact skills the role asks for — grouped by skill and built from real lessons, just like every other plan.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose how to start

    Pick one of five modes — First-round, Technical, Challenge me, Big picture, or Learn it — the topic you’re prepping, and your experience level, from Junior to Principal+.

  2. 2

    Get an ordered path

    AI assembles a step-by-step path from real, published SkillRecall lessons — matched and ordered for your goal, and pitched at the level you picked. It never invents content: every step is a lesson that exists.

  3. 3

    Work through it

    Move lesson by lesson — flashcards, quizzes, code challenges, visuals, audio. We track your progress and pick up right where you left off.

Built from real lessons only — the AI selects and orders existing SkillRecall content, it never invents it. Anything not covered yet is flagged, generated, and added to your plan automatically, and we email you when it's ready.

Common questions

What is the SkillRecall planner?

It turns a goal — like prepping for a technical interview on React — into an ordered learning path built from real SkillRecall lessons. You pick a mode and a topic, and AI selects and orders the right lessons into a plan you can work through and track.

Is it good for interview prep?

Yes — it’s built for it. Three of the five modes are interview-specific: First-round interview (screening talking points), Technical interview (deeper, code-level recall), and Challenge me (the hardest quizzes only). Each shapes both which lessons you get and how deep they go.

Can I match the plan to my experience level?

Yes. You pick your level — Junior, Mid-level, Senior, or Principal+ — and it tunes the whole plan: foundations first when you’re starting out, deeper trade-offs and harder recall as you go up. (Big picture is the one mode that stays a broad overview for everyone.)

Can I build a plan from a job description?

Coming soon. You’ll be able to paste a job description and get an interview-prep plan mapped to the exact skills the role asks for — grouped by skill and built from real lessons, just like the rest of the planner.

How are plans built — does the AI make up lessons?

No. The AI is a router, not an author: it only ever selects from real, published lessons in the library and orders them. If something isn’t covered yet, it’s flagged as a gap and we generate it — your plan fills in over time and we email you when it’s ready.

How much does it cost?

Planning is free to try during early access. Browsing the whole library is free forever, no account needed.

How do I get access?

Join early access below. Accounts are invite-only while we’re in beta, and early members get every feature — including planning — free.

Which topics can I plan for?

Any topic in the library — frontend and web, languages, backend, cloud & DevOps, AI, security, system design, testing & QA, UI/UX, product, and more.

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