Tools & Toys

Pressure-test your decisions against a simulated advisory board. Pick from 35 famous thinkers like Annie Duke, Gordon Ramsay, and Esther Perel and get AI-generated responses in their authentic voice.

Map your product team's archetype mix. See which PM strengths you're covered on, which are missing, and where to invest — grounded in the balanced teams framework.

Find out if it's time to hire your first product manager. Scored against benchmarks from Pinterest, Figma, Ramp, Slack, and 30+ other companies.

Find out exactly how much your organization wastes on unnecessary meetings — including context-switching costs most calculators ignore. Audit your meetings and get a concrete action plan.

Describe the symptoms, get matched to interventions that work. Not generic advice — pattern-matched recommendations from 30+ engagements.

Walk away with a complete monthly budget and a downloadable spreadsheet. Handles steady paychecks, freelance income, or both.

Figure out what to charge. Enter your experience, specialization, and financial targets to get a complete rate card with hourly, daily, weekly, and project pricing you can download.

Find out what kind of product manager you are. 18 quick questions, 90 seconds. Discover your archetype, strengths, blind spots, and which PM types you pair best with.

Map your PM skills across 7 domains with behavioral anchors at Self, Team, and Org levels. Get a personalized growth plan and see how your skills connect to your ProductType archetype.

Build a tailored interview question set with evaluation criteria, probing follow-ups, and framework guidance. Reads your Skill Matrix results for personalized practice recommendations.

Find out where your team actually stands on AI adoption, not where you think you are. Scored across 6 dimensions with role-specific indicators.

Already using AI? This checks whether you are using it well. Measures context discipline, evaluation maturity, and experimentation rigor.

Create a card sort for IA research, feature prioritization, or team alignment. Define cards and categories, sort them yourself, or share a link so participants can sort for you.