Practice for product managers

Practise the calls product managers get judged on.

Prioritisation, metrics, roadmaps, AI products. Work through realistic scenarios, get feedback on your reasoning, and see which skills are getting sharper and which need another round.

Free plan: 5 exercises a month with feedback. No card needed.

Data analysis Analytics & Metrics Example exercise · demo data

Call 1 of 3

Week-4 retention for new teams fell from 41% to 34% the month a new onboarding checklist shipped. Sign-ups rose 18% that month, mostly from a partner campaign. What do you look at first?

Choose your first move

Pick an answer to see the reviewer’s notes.

In the platform you write or build your answer. This sample shows the shape of the feedback.

How practice works

Every exercise ends with a reviewer’s notes, not a checkmark.

  1. Get the next right exercise

    The adaptive engine picks from your weaker areas at your level, so you spend time on what you can’t do yet.

  2. Answer the way the work is done

    Weigh options in a decision matrix, read a metrics dashboard, sequence a roadmap, write up a case. Each format matches a real PM task.

  3. Get feedback against a rubric

    Your answer is scored against criteria written for that exercise: what you got right, what you missed, and what a stronger answer would add.

  4. Come back to what slipped

    Spaced repetition brings weak spots back at the right interval, and your skill profile shows where you’re improving.

Skill profile Example learner · demo data
Example skill profile across seven Product Mastery skill areas, comparing week 1 with week 6. Values are listed in the table below the chart.
Example skill profile, score out of 100
Skill areaWeek 1Week 6
Strategy & Vision4264
Discovery & Research5572
Execution & Delivery3660
Analytics & Metrics3066
Leadership & Communication4658
Monetization & Value Extraction2442
AI Product Management2055

Beyond exercises

When you’re ready, bring your own work in.

Essential and up

PM Workbench

Draft real documents with AI help pitched at your level, then keep a decision log, a stakeholder map and weekly reflections in the same place.

  • Full PRD
  • 1-page PRD
  • Strategy brief
  • Status update
  • Retrospective
  • Launch plan
  • User stories
  • Meeting agenda
  • Meeting briefing

Essential: 1 a year · Professional: 3 a month · Max: unlimited

Discovery-to-launch projects

Take one product idea through fifteen phases, from interview prep and synthesis to market sizing, a PRD, success metrics and a launch checklist. Each step is reviewed.

  1. Discovery setup
  2. Interview prep
  3. Customer interviews
  4. Synthesis
  5. Opportunities
  6. Competition
  7. Market sizing
  8. Solution design
  9. Pitch
  10. Roadmap
  11. PRD
  12. Success metrics
  13. GTM checklist
  14. Tracking setup
  15. Progress tracking

Essential and up

A development plan with OKRs

Describe where you are and where you want to be. You get objectives and key results tied to the exercises that build those skills, and completion is tracked from your actual attempts.

Essential and up

A certificate and a portfolio you control

Finish your development plan to earn a certificate, and publish your project portfolio as a link only when you choose to.

Voice coaching · Professional and Max

Say it out loud before you say it in the room.

Live voice sessions with an AI counterpart who pushes back. Graded sessions are scored against a rubric for that conversation, and you get the transcript.

100 minutes a month on Professional, 200 on Max. Extra packs: 50 minutes for €9, and unused pack minutes carry over.

  • Product MentorTalk through discovery, strategy, prioritisation and outcomes. Not graded.
  • Stakeholder roleplayHold your ground on customer value, roadmap and investment trade-offs.
  • Customer discovery interviewExplore behaviour and problems without leading the answer.
  • Product management interviewMock interviews for roles from junior PM to product lead.
  • Product storytellingPitch, vision story, incident narrative or strategy brief.

Pricing

Start free. Pay when you want more practice or voice.

Prices in euros. Change plan or cancel any time from the billing portal.

Free

€0

No card needed

  • 5 exercises a month, with feedback
  • Skill profile tracking
  • Spaced-repetition reviews
Start free

Essential

€14/month

or €120 a year (€10/month)

  • Unlimited exercises and AI scoring
  • Adaptive learning engine
  • Personal OKR plan
  • PM Workbench
  • 1 project a year
Choose Essential

Adds voice coaching

Professional

€25/month

or €240 a year (€20/month)

  • Everything in Essential
  • 3 projects a month
  • 100 voice minutes a month
  • AI mentor and stakeholder roleplay
  • Mock PM interviews
Choose Professional

Max

€76/month

or €640 a year (€53/month)

  • Everything in Professional
  • Unlimited projects
  • 200 voice minutes a month
  • 100 minutes a month of video coaching calls
Choose Max

Questions

Before you start

Who reviews my answers?

An AI reviewer scores each answer against the rubric written for that exercise and explains what’s missing. Treat it as practice feedback. It isn’t a hiring assessment or an accredited exam.

Do I need product management experience?

No. Exercises run from foundational to advanced, and the adaptive engine starts where you are. An optional skills assessment can set your starting point.

Is this a course?

There are 21 learning tracks and short lectures, but most of your time goes into doing the work: answering, reading the feedback and trying again.

Is my work private?

Yes. Your answers, projects and Workbench documents stay in your account. A portfolio or certificate becomes public only when you create a share link.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Paid plans are billed through Stripe, and you can change plan, cancel or download invoices from the billing portal at any time.

I manage delivery, not products.

Take a look at Project Mastery, our separate platform for project managers. Same account, separate progress.

Field notes

The reasoning behind the calls.

Short essays on product judgement: what a framework leaves out when the data is incomplete and people disagree. Each one has examples, counterpoints and questions to work through.

All field notes →

The first field notes are being prepared. New ones will appear here as they are published.

Make one call sharper this week.

Five exercises a month are free. You’ll know after the first one whether the feedback is worth it.

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