One app for your placement.

Yes. Every lesson in every track is free: Generative AI, DSA, System Design and Low-Level Design, with the in-browser labs and AI hints included. No card is needed. Optional paid plans, Ace at ₹149 a month and Wizard at ₹999 a month, are described on the pricing page and add more practice tests and AI interview practice; they are not required for any lesson. The GenAI certification exam is free.

They are independent, so start with the interview you are preparing for. Coding rounds test Data Structures & Algorithms, so start with the DSA track. AI engineer and GenAI roles ask you to build and reason about agents, RAG, and evals, so start with the Generative AI track. Design rounds ask you to design a system or a set of classes, so start with System Design or Low-Level Design. Many people do more than one.

Nothing to install. The DSA playground runs and auto-judges JavaScript and Python in your browser, and the Python chapters of the Generative AI course run there too. In the later chapters the labs make real model calls with your own API key: a free NVIDIA key works for most labs, and the embedding and RAG steps need an OpenAI key.

A growing library of lessons, from Python basics to the current stack: large language models, prompt engineering, tools and memory, the agent loop, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) with embeddings and chunking, LangChain pipelines and evals, multi-agent systems with LangGraph, conversational and multimodal AI, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and A2A agent protocols.

A growing library of curated problems across arrays, hashing, two pointers, sliding window, linked lists, stacks and queues, trees, searching and sorting, recursion, dynamic programming, and graphs, each with visual simulations, an in-browser playground with auto-judging, and AI hints tuned to your code.

System Design has lessons on scaling, storage, caching, queues and trade-offs, worked design problems, and a whiteboard that checks your design. Low-Level Design has lessons on OOP, UML class diagrams, SOLID and design patterns, worked problems, and a class diagram designer that exports Java and Mermaid. Both have AI mock rounds on LogicWiz Interviews.

logicwiz.ai is the learning product. Your LogicWiz account also works on LogicWiz Interviews (interviews.logicwiz.ai), where you practise mock interviews with Aria and optimise your resume; sign in once and you are signed in on both, and one membership (Spark, Ace or Wizard) covers both. Interviews also serves companies hiring engineers. Exams for institutes runs separately on exams.logicwiz.ai.

LogicWiz is a company based in Bengaluru (Bangalore), India. It is run by Pooja Goenka, its Founder & Director. The About page has the details and the company's official profiles.

No. The Logic Wiz Sudoku and puzzle apps at logic-wiz.com are a separate product. LogicWiz at logicwiz.ai makes a free Generative AI course, LogicWiz Interviews and LogicWiz Exams.