Curated sheets, not random grinding
Blind 75, NeetCode 150, Striver's SDE and more — ordered by concept, difficulty-ramped, built the way interviews actually test you.
BaseCase runs your code on a self-hosted Judge0, schedules revisions with SM-2, and puts you in front of a voice AI interviewer that asks follow-ups. Curated sheets decide what you solve next.
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Curated sheets, in the right order
Blind 75, NeetCode 150, Striver — concept-ordered and difficulty-ramped.
Not another list of problems. A system that decides what you practice next, checks your code, and interviews you — so every session compounds.
Blind 75, NeetCode 150, Striver's SDE and more — ordered by concept, difficulty-ramped, built the way interviews actually test you.
Monaco editor, multiple languages, custom test cases and sub-second verdicts.
const lo = 0, hi = n - 1; while (lo <= hi) { const mid = (lo + hi) >> 1; } ✓ 24/24 tests passed · 3 ms
Voice-first mock interviews. It asks follow-ups, probes edge cases and scores confidence, depth and communication.
Mark your confidence after each solve; problems come back exactly when you're about to forget them.
Consistency beats intensity. Show up daily, climb the board, and keep the momentum visible.
Top 1%
of learners finish a full sheet in under 60 days with the revision queue on.
A library built around how patterns actually show up in interviews — so solving one problem teaches you to solve ten.
Every sheet is a complete learning track — ordered by concept, difficulty-ramped, and built around how interviews actually test you.
Most popular tracks
Our AI interviewer runs a full technical round — asking follow-ups, testing edge cases and giving you a detailed report the moment you finish.
Adaptive questions
Difficulty and follow-ups adjust to how you answer.
Voice-first
Speak your approach out loud — exactly like the real thing.
Scored report
Confidence, depth, communication and a per-question breakdown.
Let's start with a classic. Given an array of integers, find two numbers that add up to a target. What's your approach?
I'd use a hash map to store values as I iterate. For each number I check whether the complement exists…
YouGood. What's the time and space complexity? And what if the array is sorted — can you do better on space?
Choose a track that matches your target — Blind 75 for a quick loop, Striver for depth.
Write, run and submit against real test cases. Stuck? Ask the AI mentor for a nudge, not the answer.
One click after every solve. The revision queue brings it back right before you'd forget it.
Run a voice mock interview, get a scored report, and fix the gaps before the real round.
The revision queue is the feature I didn't know I needed. Problems I'd forgotten came back right on time.
Priya S.
SDE-2 · Fintech
Did 30 AI mock interviews before my loop. The follow-up questions were brutal in the best way.
Rahul M.
Backend Engineer
Finished Blind 75 in six weeks with the streak system. First time I've stuck with anything this long.
Ananya K.
Final-year student
Every engineer you admire solved the same problems you're avoiding. One problem. One pattern. One step closer.