Vector - Turn career goals into a paced, daily learning routine.

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Vector turns your career goal into a paced, daily routine. Start from a target role and we'll map your gaps and suggest resources, or bring your own backlog of courses and books. Either way, you get a roadmap built around the time you actually have.

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Hey Product Hunt! šŸ‘‹ I'm Islam, the maker of Vector. Ten years ago, I switched from Communications Engineering to Software Engineering. I spent months lost in tutorials, completely overwhelmed by where to start, drowning in too much information. These days, the problem is the exact opposite. I build and scale systems from scratch, and I'm also a dad of two. My free time is basically gone. I'd open big technical books or courses, get busy, and lose momentum until what I was learning faded into oblivion. I wanted to keep growing without losing what little balance I had. The bar keeps rising, too. The expectations for every role keep climbing, so learning new things isn't really optional anymore. I didn't need another course list. I needed something that fit around a real life. So, I built Vector. I built it for myself, for busy professionals, and for career shifters living in analysis paralysis. Vector takes your career goal and turns it into a small, self-paced daily routine you can actually stick to. There are two ways in: 🧭 Don't know where to start? Vector's AI maps where you are against where you want to go and shows you the exact gaps, so you only study what matters. šŸ“š Already have a backlog of courses and books? Skip all that. Paste your links and Vector works with what you've already got. Either way, it figures out how heavy each resource is and lines everything up into a daily plan that fits the hours you actually have. It paces you so you don't burn out, and before you move on, you pass a short real-world scenario to prove it stuck. Does the gamification actually work? I was skeptical at first. But after using Vector myself for months, I realized its power when I found myself logging in at 11 PM to push forward and finish my Daily Quest, just to keep my streak alive. Some days I don't make massive progress, but Vector gently reminds me I have something to work on, keeping me on track without stressful deadlines. āœ… You can map your gaps and finish your whole first phase for free. I'll be in the comments all day! I'd love to hear what you think: whether Vector got your gaps right, or how the pacing holds up against your own backlog. (Right now Vector handles the learning half. Next, I'm building toward helping you apply what you learn on real projects, and actually land the move.)