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Case Flex
Your daily gym for case interviews, with an AI interviewer
Case Flex is a daily gym for case interviews. Solve real business cases with an AI interviewer that pushes back and unlocks data as you dig in, then get an instant scorecard on 5 reasoning skills. Clear your basics, build a streak, level up.
We built Case Flex after realising that casebooks don't prepare you for the real thing: thinking out loud while someone pushes back. Everyone we knew had read the frameworks, and everyone still froze.
How it works:
1️⃣ Pick a workout: consulting, operations, M&A, product strategy or marketing cases 2️⃣ An AI interviewer runs it phase by phase (clarify → structure → analyse → quant → recommend), by voice or text, and unlocks exhibits when you ask for the right data 3️⃣ Get an instant scorecard on 5 reasoning muscles plus your single #1 fix 4️⃣ Clear your basics: mental maths, top-down sizing, clarifying questions, structuring 5️⃣ Streaks, reminders and Flexy (our mascot) keep you consistent
And it's not just for students. In an AI-first world, the real edge is how you think. Case Flex keeps that muscle sharp.
Free to start (3 full cases a week). Pro unlocks unlimited cases.
We'd love your feedback on: • Does the interviewer feel realistic? Where does it break? • Is the scorecard specific enough to act on? • What case type should we add next?
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About Case Flex on Product Hunt
“Your daily gym for case interviews, with an AI interviewer”
Case Flex was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #152 on the daily leaderboard. Case Flex is a daily gym for case interviews. Solve real business cases with an AI interviewer that pushes back and unlocks data as you dig in, then get an instant scorecard on 5 reasoning skills. Clear your basics, build a streak, level up.
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Nupur Jethi
Hey Product Hunt 👋 We're Nupur and Vanshika,
We built Case Flex after realising that casebooks don't prepare you for the real thing: thinking out loud while someone pushes back. Everyone we knew had read the frameworks, and everyone still froze.
How it works:
1️⃣ Pick a workout: consulting, operations, M&A, product strategy or marketing cases
2️⃣ An AI interviewer runs it phase by phase (clarify → structure → analyse → quant → recommend), by voice or text, and unlocks exhibits when you ask for the right data
3️⃣ Get an instant scorecard on 5 reasoning muscles plus your single #1 fix
4️⃣ Clear your basics: mental maths, top-down sizing, clarifying questions, structuring
5️⃣ Streaks, reminders and Flexy (our mascot) keep you consistent
And it's not just for students. In an AI-first world, the real edge is how you think. Case Flex keeps that muscle sharp.
Free to start (3 full cases a week). Pro unlocks unlimited cases.
We'd love your feedback on:
• Does the interviewer feel realistic? Where does it break?
• Is the scorecard specific enough to act on?
• What case type should we add next?
Thank you for checking it out