Levelop

Hey IH, I'm Avinash. Just shipped Levelop and wanted to share it here.

Levelop is an interview prep platform for software engineers going after roles at Google, Amazon, Meta, and similar companies. It's built for the Indian market, priced in INR, and the first sprint is completely free.

The problem

Interview prep right now is basically: open LeetCode, pick a random problem, get it wrong, look at the solution, move on. There's no structure to it. Nobody telling you what your actual weak spots are. No way to know if you're improving or just going in circles.

The worst part is the wrong answer experience. You submit code that doesn't work and the platform just says "wrong." That's it. Figure it out yourself. Most engineers either stare at the solution trying to reverse-engineer the logic, or they just skip to the next problem and hope it sticks.

System design is even worse. People watch a 45 minute YouTube video, draw some boxes on a napkin, and walk into a round hoping they remember enough.

How Levelop handles it

The platform has two AI mentors baked in.

Aurora handles system design. She teaches you the concepts with voice, walks you through architecture decisions, and quizzes you along the way. You can't touch the design canvas until you've actually understood the material. No skipping ahead.

Orion handles coding. When you submit wrong code, Orion takes over and figures out exactly where your thinking broke down. It pulls up related problems, runs you through different exercises, and doesn't let you move on until the concept clicks. It's not a hint button. It's a full diagnostic.

Everything is organized into sprints with progress tracking, so you can see exactly where you are and what's left.

If you're curious

levelop.dev. First sprint is free, no card needed. Would love to hear what you think.