Learning to code today is scattered you switch between tutorials, documentations and platforms and still struggle to apply it. EliteFolks brings everything into one place. Learn with AI-powered interactive courses, build real projects side by side, compete in 1v1 battles, hosts contests, and practice real life interviews with AI. With a built-in compiler supporting 60+ languages, you can start instantly and do everything in one seamless platform. and track everything in real time.

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Hey everyone, I'm Siddhartha, Co-Founder & CTO of EliteFolks.

Before this, I was deep in open source, LFX Mentorship and GSoC contributions, where I saw how much friction exists in learning to code. It's not just the concepts that are hard, it's the lack of real feedback, real conversation, and real practice under pressure.

Coding interviews are voice based. Vivas are voice based. Real work is voice based. But every coding education tool is still text and video.

Meanwhile, students are stuck watching 4 hour YouTube tutorials, starting from scratch every time, and never actually getting assessed on what they know.

We built EliteFolks to change that.

Our goal is simple: give every developer and student access to an AI that actually talks to them, tests them, and teaches them the way a senior engineer would.

With EliteFolks, you don't need a bootcamp or a tutor.

It takes minutes to start your first AI driven coding session. Your voice, your pace, your level. The AI asks questions, listens to your answers, and gives real feedback. You get assessed like a real interview, not a multiple choice quiz. No judgment. No gatekeeping. Just you and the code.

We have been building this non-stop and we would love your feedback. Drop a comment, upvote if this resonates, and tell us what you wish your coding education looked like. 🙏🙏🙏

This feels like it could save a lot of time. Less switching, more actual coding.

I’ve been struggling with consistency while learning coding. This might actually help if the flow is smooth.