Master the tech interview
169 DSA problems, 34 system design guides, and all of CS theory in one focused workspace — with a real editor, a real judge, and spaced review that makes it stick.
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Everything you need to get the offer
Stop juggling ten tabs. Problems, theory, practice, and review — one focused environment.
A real editor, a real judge
Solve 169 problems across 15 topics in Python, JavaScript, Java, or C++ — progressive hints, editorials, instant verdicts. Or start the timer and grade yourself like an interviewer would.
System design, 34 guides deep
HLD and LLD fundamentals plus full case studies — Twitter, Uber, Netflix — with diagrams, estimation, and trade-offs.
Progress that stays yours
Streaks, a rolling heatmap, and per-topic coverage — stored locally, exportable as JSON, no account anywhere.
Spaced repetition
Miss a problem and it comes back on a proven ladder until you clear every rung. Passing climbs, failing resets.
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Guided roadmaps
Blind 75 and Grind 169, resolved against the catalog with week-by-week sections and one progress ring.
CS fundamentals
The theory rounds, structured — diagram-rich topic pages with the questions interviewers actually ask.
Company question banks
Problem lists compiled from publicly shared interview experiences — see what each company actually asks.
Behavioral & HR answers
Model answers and delivery tips for the rounds that reject strong engineers — not just the coding ones. Learn the STAR structure and the beats interviewers listen for.
Every rep, on one screen
Solve, review, and read — then watch your streak, coverage, and activity build in a dashboard that's yours alone.
Dashboard
Pick. Solve. Retain.
Pick your track
Follow Blind 75 or Grind 169 week by week, or free-roam 15 DSA topics, system design, and CS theory.
Solve like it's real
Code in a Monaco editor, run against real test cases, or switch to timed mode — a clock, zero feedback, honest self-scoring.
Retain it forever
Misses come back on a 1·3·7·14·30-day ladder until they stick. Your streak, heatmap, and topic coverage live on one dashboard.
Solvarch is free, MIT-licensed, and runs entirely in your browser — your progress never leaves your device, and there's nothing to sign up for.
Your next offer starts here
No account, no checkout — open a problem and start solving in the next ten seconds.