Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built All Things PM because the PM job is being rewritten by AI faster than any course or bootcamp can keep up. Most PM courses are one experienced person's opinion, frozen on the day it was recorded. In a field moving this fast that opinion is stale within months, and neither someone breaking into PM nor someone already doing the job can tell what the market now actually expects of an "AI PM." So I stopped guessing the syllabus and let the market write it. We read 604 real PM job postings in full, 570,000 words across 95 companies and 137 careers boards, and used that hiring evidence to decide what gets taught. Not one instructor's taste. What companies are actually paying for. From there the approach settled into three rules: Go to the source. Every lesson starts at the original talk, interview or demo, often at the exact timestamp, then explains it and cites it. Make you do it, not just read it. Sixteen of seventeen chapters end with a case study inside a real tool (Notion, Cursor, Figma, Perplexity, NotebookLM, ElevenLabs), and the hiring chapter grades a PDF you submit against a rubric. Never let it go stale. The course is rewritten in public as AI moves. New concepts enter the knowledge graph, weak lessons get retired, and every change is dated in a public changelog. In one line: All Things PM is an AI product-management course reverse-engineered from 604 real PM job postings and rewritten in public as AI keeps moving, so product managers keep learning what the market hires for now, not what has gone stale. There is a free layer to try before you pay for anything: an AI mock-interview coach, resume-to-job-description matching, plus a growing library of blog posts, podcast summaries and book summaries for PMs. I will be here all day, so tear it apart and ask me anything. One question for you: if you are a PM, or trying to become one, what is the one AI skill you feel most behind on right now? 🙏

Adaptive AI PM course - allthingspm.app

Built from 604 real job postings, Rewritten as AI moves

Built from 604 real job postings, Rewritten as AI moves