About KodingCamp

KodingCamp is not a place to watch tutorials. It is a simulation environment that mirrors the day-to-day of a software engineer: you receive a Product Requirements Document (PRD), work a ticket inside your own private repository, and open a Pull Request the way a real teammate would.

Every Pull Request you open is reviewed by an AI Tech Lead — checking the things a senior engineer actually checks: N+1 query patterns, type safety, and architectural decisions. If the quality is not there, your PR can be rejected, exactly like on the job.

Many people spend months watching tutorials and finishing courses, yet still feel unprepared for a job. The cause is the same: they rarely do the actual work engineers do every day — reading specs, writing code in a real codebase, and responding to review.

We built KodingCamp to close that gap. Instead of waiting to be accepted into an internship or job to gain experience, you can start doing the work today — with the workflow and feedback that come with it.

• You take a mission and receive a PRD along with a private GitHub repository.
• You build the mission to spec, then open a Pull Request.
• The AI Tech Lead reviews your PR and returns findings to address.
• You iterate until the code is merge-worthy — then a completion certificate is issued.

• Do, don't watch — the most real learning comes from building something.
• Real feedback — honest code review is more useful than empty praise.
• Transparent pricing — pay per mission, no subscription and no hidden fees.
• Honest about limits — we clearly state what we are not.

To avoid any misunderstanding: KodingCamp is not a bootcamp with live classes, not a job-placement service, and its certificate is not an official accreditation or vendor certification. What we provide is practice with a real engineering workflow plus artifacts — a repository, a Pull Request history, and a completion certificate — that you can show a recruiter.