Schema-first questions
Each SQL question is designed around tables, column types, sample rows, and expected output. That keeps practice close to real interviews, where candidates must translate business logic into a correct query.
SQL practice
Build the SQL patterns that data teams actually test: joins, aggregations, windows, deduplication, cohort analysis, reconciliation, and data quality checks.
Each SQL question is designed around tables, column types, sample rows, and expected output. That keeps practice close to real interviews, where candidates must translate business logic into a correct query.
The workspace supports execution results, hints, explanations, and code review so users can understand why a query is wrong and what pattern to study next.
Generated kits use the job description and resume context to emphasize relevant stacks such as Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, PostgreSQL, dbt, and data quality workflows.
Yes. SQL questions include input schemas and sample data, and the app provides a workspace for writing and running queries.
No. Kits can include intermediate and advanced topics such as window functions, reconciliation, retention, deduplication, and dimensional modeling checks.