Placement prep that tells you what to do today.
A 15-question diagnostic sets your level. From there you get a day-by-day roadmap for your domain — and one task each morning: a video, a reading, a coding problem, a short test, notes.
Plus the rounds you are actually screened on: ATS resume analysis, voice mock interviews, company-style coding practice and aptitude.
Two Pointers Pattern
This is what is waiting when you log in on your first morning. Not a course, not a to-do list. One task.
Most students don't fail placements because they lack resources.
They fail because they don't know what to do today.
GENOIS gives you the day.
Information is not the bottleneck. Execution is.
You already have more study material than you could finish in five years. The gap is turning all of it into what you do in the next 30 minutes.
- 10 browser tabs you’ll never finish
- 3 unfinished DSA sheets
- Endless YouTube playlists
- A vague plan to "start tomorrow"
- One task, already chosen for today
- Pitched at the level your diagnostic found
- Company-style practice for the OA you’ll sit
- A streak and analytics that show it’s working
The whole loop is three steps
No dashboard to configure and no 40-hour course to choose from. The system is deliberately small, so there is never an excuse not to start.
Take the diagnostic
Answer 15 questions in your domain. That sets your starting level, so the plan is not built on a guess about what you already know.
Get your roadmap
A day-by-day plan for the domain you picked at signup — with a separate DSA track alongside it if that is the part you keep avoiding.
Open one task
A video, a reading, a coding problem, a short test, notes. Tick them off. That is the day — no syllabus to plan, no blank page.
Every tool here has one job: get you to done.
Not more to read — more finished. Each of these is a live screen in your account from the day you sign up.
Your daily roadmap
One day at a time, generated for your domain and the level the diagnostic found. Each day is a small stack — watch, read, code, test, take notes — that you close out and move on from.
Resume ATS breakdown
Paste in your resume and a target company. You get missing keywords, weak bullets rewritten, bullets with no measurable impact, and the formatting that trips ATS parsers.
Voice mock interview
Speak your answers to an AI interviewer instead of typing them, then get a category-by-category breakdown of how the round went. Retake it as often as you want.
Coding practice
A daily challenge, or practice by company — problems written in the style of that company’s online assessment, with AI review on what you submit.
DSA visualizer
40 algorithms across sorting, searching, trees, graphs, DP, backtracking and more — running step by step, instead of another static explanation.
Aptitude shortcuts
The tricks that make the aptitude round survivable — quant, logical and verbal, aimed at TCS NQT, Infosys SP and Wipro NLTH, with answer review after each set.
Progress analytics
Points earned, days completed, where your accuracy actually sits. Your streak and score are on every screen, so progress is a number and not a feeling.
Mentor
An always-on mentor that knows your domain, with separate modes for coding, project and career questions. For the 1am doubt that would otherwise end the session.
I had all the resources. I still froze every morning.
GENOIS is built by an engineering student who drowned in the same bookmarks and sheets you have open right now. The fix was never more content — it was one honest answer to “what do I do today?” So I built the thing I wish I'd had.
No plans. No card. Just the beta.
GENOIS is free while it is in the placement beta — every feature above is unlocked, voice mock interviews and resume analysis included. Paid plans may return later; beta users keep founder pricing.
Stop collecting resources. Start finishing days.
Take the diagnostic, get your roadmap, open day 1. It takes one sitting and it costs nothing.
Start my day 1