Invitation-only beta

Better PM judgment.
Proven in practice.

Product Casework is where ambitious PMs practice real cases, get evidence-linked feedback, and build the judgment that interviews are designed to test.

No payment is collected. We do not sell waitlist information.

A product manager working through evidence, choices, and a recommendation
Sample evaluated repCompleted May 2, 2026

4. Cut (Prioritize)

Focus on the top 2–3 problems with the highest impact on retention and within our control.

  • • Churn due to earnings unpredictability
  • • Low driver engagement
  • • High commission sensitivity

Assumption

Drivers churn most in the first 90 days due to earnings uncertainty and low attachment to the platform.

Evidence-linked feedback appears after your own response is evaluated.

Evidence over opinion

1Choose realistic cases

Practice what actually
shows up.

Filter by role, seniority, case type, and company. Every case is crafted to reflect real interview scenarios and what good looks like.

Case library
Product Manager
Mid-level (3–6 YOE)
Product Design
Search cases…

Ride-share growth

Product DesignGrowthMarketplace

You are PM for growth at a ride-share company. Driver supply is flat in your top 10 cities. Design a 3-month plan to increase active drivers by 10%.

45 minMid-levelUpdated Apr 24, 2026

What you’ll practice

  • Problem framing
  • Driver segmentation
  • Root-cause analysis
  • Solution design
  • Success metrics
Ride-share growth40:12

4. Cut (Prioritize)

Focus on the top 2–3 problems with the highest impact on retention and within our control.

Earnings unpredictabilityHigh impactHigh control
Low rider engagementHigh impactMed control
High commission sensitivityMed impactHigh control

I’m prioritizing these because…

  • • Earnings uncertainty drives early churn.
  • • Engagement correlates with long-term retention.
  • • Commission sensitivity links directly to supply.

2Solve in a structured canvas

Think clearly.
Organize visually.

A guided loop keeps your thinking structured without boxing you in. Add notes, frameworks, and quick calculations as you go.

3Get rubric-backed feedback

Know exactly where
you stand.

Our rubric evaluates your response across the dimensions that matter and links feedback to the exact evidence in your answer.

Rubric feedbackAnswerEvidence (6)Improvements
Structure

Your response follows the framework and focuses on the right step.

Strength
Prioritization

You identified high-impact problems within your control.

Keep it up
Evidence

Good use of qualitative and quantitative signals. Add one more data source.

Improve
Business sense

Your prioritization ties to retention and unit economics.

Strength
Communication

Clear and concise. Add a crisper synthesis at the end.

Improve

4Learn with purpose

A curriculum built
for interviews.

14 modules. 111 lessons. From first principles to advanced tradeoffs.

Explore the learning path

Learning path14 modules · 111 lessons
  1. 1Foundations
  2. 2Problem framing
  3. 3Market & user research
  4. 4Prioritization
  5. 5Analytics & metrics
  6. 6Prototyping
  7. 7Solution design
  8. 8Go-to-market
  9. 9Growth
  10. 10Pricing & monetization
  11. 11Operations
  12. 12Roadmapping
  13. 13Leadership & storytelling
  14. 14Advanced topics

5Use proven frameworks

Visual frameworks
that stick.

Browse, preview, and apply frameworks that top PMs use to clarify hard problems.

Browse all frameworks

Framework library

CIRCLES

End-to-end case-solving loop

MoSCoW

Separate must-haves from could-haves

RICE

Reach, impact, confidence, effort

KANO Model

Understand feature satisfaction

Jobs to be Done

Uncover user progress drivers

View all

6Practice by company

Company tracks.
Real interview focus.

Curated cases and interview patterns for the companies you’re targeting.

Explore company tracks

Company tracks
U

Uber

6 cases · 6 interview themes

D

DoorDash

6 cases · 6 interview themes

A

Airbnb

6 cases · 6 interview themes

S

Stripe

6 cases · 6 interview themes

M

Microsoft

6 cases · 6 interview themes

W

Walmart

6 cases · 6 interview themes

View all companies

7Practice with adaptive mocks

Real conversations.
Smarter follow-ups.

Our interviewer adapts to your answers, presses on weak spots, and gives evidence-linked feedback.

See how mocks work

A candidate thinking through an adaptive interview follow-up
Mock interview32:15
Why do you think earnings unpredictability is the biggest driver of churn?
Drivers don’t know what they’ll earn week to week. That makes it hard to plan and leads them to quit.
What data would you look at to validate that?
Type your answer…

8Track what matters

See progress.
Stay focused.

Your dashboard shows strengths, gaps, streaks, and what to work on next.

View the progress dashboard

Progress dashboard
Cases completed28
Current streak7 days
Rubric score (avg)78
Next best focusEvidence

Skill radar

Recent cases

Ride-share growth82
SaaS activation74
New feature prioritization70

Next best focus

Evidence

Your evidence score is lower than your other dimensions.

Invitations are limited.
Join the founding beta.

Be among the first PMs to practice better, get sharper feedback, and build interview confidence that lasts.

No payment is collected. We do not sell waitlist information.

FAQ

What is Product Casework?

Product Casework is a deliberate-practice workspace for product managers. You solve realistic product decisions, organize your reasoning, and receive evidence-linked rubric feedback on what to improve next.

What is included in the founding beta?

Invited testers can use authored PM cases, structured learning paths, visual framework guides, company preparation tracks, adaptive mock interviews, and an evidence-based progress dashboard.

How does scoring work?

A submitted answer is evaluated against a consistent 7-dimension PM practice rubric. Feedback identifies evidence in the answer and the next skill to train. If production scoring is unavailable, scoring pauses, no result is saved, and you can retry later.

Who is the beta for?

It is designed for aspiring and working product managers preparing for product sense, strategy, execution, metrics, estimation, and behavioral interview loops.

When will I get access?

Invitations are sent in small cohorts so we can learn from each group. Joining the waitlist records a request; it does not create an account or guarantee an invitation date.