System designdon't draw,build itinstead.

Every submission runs through an actual capacity simulator, not a quiz, not a whiteboard.

Roadmaps - Select track

Choose what you want to become.

Every path is built from the same real problems, not lectures.

How it works

A design canvas that actually checks your work.

01

Place and connect components

Start with the building blocks, arrange the architecture, and connect the request path.

02

Submit and inspect the result

Run the design against capacity, latency, reliability, and cost checks, then iterate.

Design Canvas

Build real systems, not diagrams

Drag load balancers, application servers, databases, caches, queues, and CDNs onto a canvas and wire them together; every component has the real config fields an actual system has (instance size, routing algorithm, replication, TTLs), not a generic box with a label on it.

Design canvas showing a load balancer connected to three application servers and a database

Simulation Engine

Real capacity math, not guesses

Every submission runs against an actual capacity, latency, and cost simulator; not a checklist. It tells you exactly which server is overloaded at the current traffic split, what your p95 looks like, and whether you're over budget, the same way a real design review would.

Simulation results panel showing a 96/100 passing score with a per-server capacity breakdown