Trak is an open-source CLI that turns structured learning blueprints into real development workspaces. Discover tracks, initialize them locally, work through real source files and exercises, verify your implementations with native toolchains, and track your progress. The community-driven registry lets developers create and contribute tracks for languages, tools, databases, cloud, OS topics, and more.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m the developer behind Trak.
I built Trak because I wanted a better way to turn learning roadmaps into something I could actually work with locally.
The goal isn't to replace tutorials or courses. It's to make the practical part of learning easier — give you the files, exercises, tests, project structure, and progression so you can focus on actually building.
The part I'm most excited about is the community registry.
I don't want Trak's curriculum to depend only on what I build. Anyone can contribute blueprints and help expand the available languages, tools, databases, cloud technologies, OS topics, and other learning tracks.
If you try Trak, I'd especially love feedback on:
• the CLI workflow
• the learning experience
• what categories/tools you'd want to see
• ideas for improving the community registry
Thanks for checking it out!