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Cold pattern recognition. No hints, no labels.

Read a real-world scenario and name the algorithm pattern. No labels, no hints, no LeetCode titles. This drill builds the recognition skill that transfers to every new problem you haven't seen before.

A factory must clear a backlog of production batches before a fixed deadline.

Already done the free drills? The premium ones cover graph traversal, dynamic programming, and backtracking, the patterns that show up most in phone screens and that most self-taught devs have never practiced.

What you get

  • ✓The full DSA course: concept lessons, drills, graded tests, and cold-read capstones for every pattern
  • ✓The full System Design course for the design round, included at no extra cost
  • ✓All 52 pattern ID drills: real-world scenarios, no pattern labels
  • ✓After each guess, unlock 4 pattern signals: the exact cues that identify the technique
  • ✓Full guided problem set: 8-step walkthroughs, hint ladders, and a JS + Python code runner
  • ✓New drills, units, and problems added every week
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“This app finally made it click. I tried NeetCode, CTCI, and YouTube for years and still could not solve Two Sum. The beginner mental models for the patterns are genuinely so helpful. THANK YOU.”

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Includes a C++ runner alongside JavaScript and Python.

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  • ✓Both courses: DSA + System Design
  • ✓All 52 pattern ID drills
  • ✓Full guided problem set
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