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Master case interviews with AI coaching. Practice McKinsey, BCG, Bain style cases, learn proven frameworks, and get real-time feedback on your approach.
Diagnose revenue/cost issues
Analyze new market opportunities
Develop expansion plans
Evaluate acquisition targets
Optimize pricing strategies
Improve operational efficiency
You choose the case format at setup, name the firm if you are targeting one, and the AI interviewer opens a case the way a consultant would: a client situation, a question, and the expectation that you structure before you solve. It gives you figures when you ask for them, pushes back when a hypothesis is vague, and scores each part of your answer — structure, reasoning, the numbers, the recommendation — so you can see exactly which step lost points and redo it.
The interviewer asks
“Our client is a regional coffee chain whose profits have fallen 20% in two years while revenue is flat. How would you approach this?”
A strong answer
A strong answer states the profit equation, splits the problem into revenue and cost, and asks for data before guessing: "Profit is revenue minus cost, and revenue is flat, so I would start on the cost side — cost of goods, labour, rent — and check whether the mix of products or stores changed. Could I see how costs have moved by category?" It then follows the numbers to a hypothesis and ends with a recommendation and its risks.
What the report says
Relevance high: the answer attacks the stated problem. Depth: strong on structure, thinner on quantifying the cost drivers — the retry plan asks you to size the labour-cost change before recommending. Clarity high: one structure, stated up front, followed in order.
It runs the interviewer-led kind well: a client situation, a question, figures on request, and follow-ups that test your structure and hypothesis. It does not present chart exhibits, so combine it with a casebook for exhibit reading.
Profitability, market entry, growth strategy, M&A, pricing and operations. You set the industry and seniority at setup, and you can name a specific firm so the round follows its publicly described format.
Yes — sizing questions come up inside cases and the interviewer follows up on your arithmetic. You talk through the numbers out loud; there is no separate calculator drill.
The free plan includes 2 interviews a month, no card, and a case can be one of them. Pro ($20/month) removes the cap; credit packs from $9 cover a single recruiting cycle.
Yes. Pick the question language at setup from 50+ languages; the case, the follow-ups and the feedback all come in that language.
Free plan: 2 interviews a month, no card. Pro $20/month or $200/year; one-time credit packs from $9. See pricing. It does not feed you answers during a real interview.