Loopin connects CS students with experienced mentors for live 1:1 help on LeetCode, take-homes, and mock interviews — so you can stop guessing and make real progress fast.
Process
Choose the session type that matches your situation: LeetCode help, take-home debugging, or a mock interview.
Pick an available 50-minute slot, share a few details about your goal, and lock it in.
Meet with a vetted mentor who can diagnose the problem, explain the reasoning, and help you leave with clear next steps.
Session types
Stuck on a problem or pattern? Work through the approach, edge cases, and tradeoffs with a mentor who can show you how strong candidates think.
Bring your repo, prompt, or broken implementation. Get help isolating issues, improving the solution, and deciding what to fix next before the deadline.
Practice in a realistic setting and get feedback on problem solving, communication, and the habits that make candidates feel confident under pressure.
If you are serious about landing internships or full-time roles, getting unstuck faster matters. Book one session, get live help, and leave with momentum.
Book a Session — $59One 50-minute session. Clear feedback. Real progress.
FAQ
Loopin is a marketplace for live 1:1 mentor sessions built specifically for CS students and new grads. You can book a session when you need help with LeetCode, a take-home assignment, or interview practice.
Mentors are experienced engineers and interviewers with strong technical backgrounds, vetted for their ability to explain clearly and give useful feedback.
Not in the traditional sense. Loopin is built for fast, focused help on a specific goal or blocker, not long-term weekly tutoring.
Each session is 50 minutes live, one-on-one.
$59 per session. One session per checkout. No subscriptions or packages.
A LeetCode problem, a take-home prompt, a GitHub repo, or a specific interview goal. Sessions work best when you arrive with a concrete problem to solve.
Not in the current flow. You book the session type and time, and Loopin matches you with the right mentor.
Yes, as long as you have a concrete goal. Loopin is most useful for students actively working on interview prep or an assignment.
Trusted by students trying to break into software
I was stuck on a take-home for two days. One Loopin session helped me find the bug and finish it that night.
My mentor showed me how to explain tradeoffs instead of just solving the problem. That changed how I interview.