What is Revquix
A tour of the parts - tools, practice, projects, Canvas and mentorship - and how they fit together.
Revquix is a career platform for engineers. It covers the whole arc of getting hired and getting better: preparing your materials, practising, building things worth showing, and talking to someone who has done the job.
The parts are independent - you can use one and ignore the rest - but they are built to hand off to each other.
The parts#
Tools
Focused utilities for resumes, money and everyday developer work.
Practice
Coding problems and structured tracks, solved in the browser.
Projects
A real editor with a file tree, Run, AI assist and GitHub push.
Canvas
Diagram boards you can animate and export as video.
Mentorship
Book time with someone who has done the job.
Tools#
Small, single-purpose utilities. The resume builder and the ATS checker are the ones most people arrive for; there are also job-description matchers, salary and tax calculators, and a set of developer utilities.
Some are free. Some cost credits - and where they do, the cost is shown on the tool's card before you click, not after you have uploaded a file.
Practice#
Coding problems with a browser editor, test cases and submissions, plus tracks - ordered sequences that take a topic from the start to something interview-shaped.
Projects#
More than a snippet runner: a file tree, multiple files, an editor with completions, an AI assist panel, and push-to-GitHub. Run executes the file you have open rather than a fixed entry point, which is what makes a folder of independent solutions practical.
How Run picks a file →Canvas#
Diagram boards for architecture sketches and system designs. Boards can be animated and exported as an animated SVG, a GIF or an MP4, and a board can be linked into a project so the diagram sits next to the code without ever going stale.
Mentorship#
Sessions with mentors - mock interviews, hourly sessions, and packages of several sessions bought together. Everything about a booking, from the join link to a dispute, is handled inside your workspace.
Credits#
Credits are the shared currency for the parts that cost money to run - mostly the AI-backed tools. New accounts start with a grant, and credits can also be earned. Every tool that charges shows its cost up front.
Finding things#
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Press ⌘K anywhere (or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux) to search pages, tools, problems, people and your own projects from one box.
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Filter with a chip if you know the kind of thing you want - Actions, Pages, Tools, People, Practice, Content or Docs. See the command palette.
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Still stuck? Help & Support has the common answers, and a way to reach us with your account already attached - see getting help.
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