Discover the real you, through real work.A job application platform built on real work.
Hiring? CoSprint for hiring teams
Redesign the sign-up screen half of new users leave on
Find out why order conversion dropped, then set next month's coupon budget
Write the message a subscriber sees the moment before they cancel
CoSprint is a job application platform built on real work: you take on a problem a team at the company you want is actually working on, with virtual colleagues and AI, and your ideas, your work, how you work and how you use AI stay on record.
A company team's real problem, or a CoSprint challenge.



Virtual colleagues give you facts; AI helps the way you'd use it anyway.
What you made, how you work, how you use AI.
Cover letters, AI skills tests and AI interviews leave out how you think and how you work. No experience needed — one of these is enough.
You'd rather show how you use it on real work than score it on a test.
No experience yet, but a problem makes you want to try things.
You want to see the problems a company you like is really working on.
Short on experience, long on how you work.
Conclusion: the drop was a push outage, not the coupons.
@Dasol Choi can I see it by week?
AlignerProblems company teams are actually working on. The material and colleagues come with it — work it your way, within the window.
Find out why order conversion dropped, then set next month's coupon budget
Redesign the sign-up screen half of new users leave on
Write the dispatch rules that stop rainy-day pickups running late
Write the message a subscriber sees the moment before they cancel
Find what slowed the search API and decide what to fix first
Win over a restaurant owner who is undecided at the first meeting
Not tied to any one company's hiring — take one on whenever you like. Unlike a competition, it doesn't end at the entry: how you went at it stays on your passport.
When AI answers every search, how does a neighbourhood restaurant get found?
AI takes the minutes now. So why do we still meet?
A kiosk screen a parent in their seventies can finish alone
Spotting a second-hand scam before the money goes
The 5 a.m. bike-share van: which stop first?
Lunch costs ₩15,000 now. How does the office canteen win again?
A sprint at a company and role you want, or a challenge.
Why did order conversion drop?
Ask virtual colleagues; use AI as you normally would. They give facts, you make the call.
Up. Week of the 3rd: 14.9%.Conclusion, evidence, proposal. Images, files and code welcome.
Your record stays on your passport. Applying for the role is one more choice, at the end.
AI isn't blocked. What you handed it, how you briefed it and where you caught it wrong stay on your record, read against CoSprint PAIR.
What they hand to AI, and what they keep
Whether they give AI the context and limits it needs
Whether they check AI's answer and catch where it's wrong
Whether they own the result and say what's unconfirmed
| AI skills test | CoSprint | |
|---|---|---|
| What you do | Set questions or games | A company's real problem |
| AI | Measured by the questions | Use it as usual — it's recorded |
| What stays with you | A score | Your work and how you got there |
A CV is one page of four lines. A sprint keeps the moments you actually worked through.
Did you rule out the weekend effect?Every sprint you hand in builds your passport: which company, which problem, what you made, how you work and your AI fluency. Only you see it, until you open it to companies.
See my passportSprints you took on, what you made, how you work, your AI fluency (PAIR).
A company's scores and decision — that's their call, and it stays with them.
Only you by default. Open it when you want to.
No. Company sprints and CoSprint challenges are both free to take part in.
Yes. It isn't blocked — it's recorded. What you handed to AI and how you checked it becomes part of your AI fluency record.
A skills test reads you through set questions or games. In CoSprint you take on a company's real problem, and what you made and how you got there are kept as they happened.
A competition judges the final entry. In CoSprint you work a team's real problem with virtual colleagues and AI, and your passport keeps how you worked it out, not only what you handed in.
No. They're virtual colleagues built from the sprint's material. They give you facts and figures; the judgement is yours.
No. What you hand in stays on your passport and also reaches the company that opened the sprint. Whether to apply for the role is one more choice, at the end.
Each sprint has a window set by the company. Within it, you work on your own schedule.
No. What stays is how you read the problem and worked it through — your ideas and your approach included.
A company's assessment and decision aren't shared. What you made, how you work and your AI fluency record stay on your passport.
A portfolio is the work you chose to show. A passport keeps work done on real company problems, along with how you did it — your working style and AI fluency.
Only you, by default. You can open it to companies when you want to.
Tough problems CoSprint picks itself, not tied to any one company's hiring. Take one on whenever you like; your record stays on your passport.