Every topic taught out loud, coded together, tested until it sticks.

Recomposed is a working tutor for Android interviews: lessons read aloud word by word with a voice tutor on call, pair-programming tasks with a coach reading your Kotlin, code-review drills graded by a tech lead, and tests that bring back whatever you miss.

One topic, four passes.

Reading about ANRs doesn't survive a follow-up question. Each topic runs the same loop until it does.

Lessons read aloud, word by word.

Every topic has a guided lesson narrated word by word, the spoken word highlighted as it goes — reasoning at speaking pace, the pace you'll have to produce it at in an interview.

Write real Kotlin with a coach on the call.

Each topic ships hands-on tasks with real tests. Share your screen and the coach sees your code as you type — it nudges, it doesn't dictate.

You do the reviewing.

Review drills hand you flawed, realistic Android code and you pin comments to lines, like a real PR. Then the tech lead grades your review — what you caught, what you missed, and why it matters.

Miss it once, see it again. On schedule.

Timed tests close every topic — 14 questions each, fresh random draw per attempt. Every miss lands in a Leitner queue and comes back right before you'd forget it.

Then get grilled.

A voice mock interviewer that asks real follow-ups, presses on hand-waving, and scores you on six dimensions afterward — with the gaps routed back into your review queue.

No sign-up to browse or learn. Voice sessions need an account.

Lessons, quizzes and flashcards are free. Voice sessions run on credits (you start with 50), or go Unlimited for $20 a month.

Everything an Android interview can ask.

Built by reading every link in the source study guide — from scope functions to system design. Pick any topic and start; no account needed.