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Save interview question threads from X to Grilled.dev. One click. Structured forever. Grilled.dev — The smartest way to save interview prep content from X (Twitter) Tired of losing great interview questions in your X bookmarks? Grilled.dev saves entire tweet threads — question + answers — in one click, structured and ranked forever. ─── HOW IT WORKS ─── 1. Open any interview question tweet thread on X 2. The 🔥 button appears automatically (bottom right) 3. Click it — a panel opens showing all replies 4. Pick which answers to save (bad ones are flagged automatically) 5. Add tags, company name, difficulty 6. Hit Save — goes to your personal library AND the public database ─── FEATURES ─── ✅ One-click thread saving — no copy-pasting ✅ Selective answer picking — you choose which replies to include ✅ Auto-detects ads and low-quality replies — pre-unchecked for you ✅ Tag by topic — System Design, DSA, Java, React, Node.js and more ✅ Filter by company — Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, etc. ✅ Filter by difficulty — Easy, Medium, Hard ✅ Personal library on Grilled.dev — study before any interview ✅ Public database — one person saves, everyone benefits ✅ Answers ranked by upvotes — best answer always on top ✅ Weekly leaderboard — top answerers featured ✅ Completely free — no subscription, no credit card ─── WHO IS THIS FOR ─── 🎯 Software engineers preparing for interviews 🎯 Anyone who follows interview prep accounts on X
May 5, 2026
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