Product Simulator

Your AI mock interviewer for product manager interviews

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I bombed my first product management interviews despite reading every prep book. Turns out, knowing frameworks and thinking like a PM under pressure are totally different skills. Interview coaching costs $200-300/hour. Most people spend $2000+ and still get generic advice. I built an AI mock interviewer that catches your mistakes in real-time, asks tough follow-ups, and gives specific feedback on your thinking, not just "be more structured." Beta: 5 free interviews. Need more? Just ask.
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Priya
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Hey Product Hunt! I bombed my first PM interviews badly. I thought I was ready, I had read all the books, memorized CIRCLES, talked to PMs at Google. Then the interviewer asked me to design a feature for teens and I just rambled. Nothing clicked. Turns out reading about interviews and actually doing them are completely different skills. I only improved when a senior PM friend grilled me with real mock interviews and caught my mistakes in the moment, not just explaining frameworks after. The problem: Most people can't find that. Coaching costs $200-300/hour. Friends aren't trained interviewers. Books don't teach you to think on your feet. What I built: After landing a PM role at big tech, I kept hearing the same struggles from people trying to break in. So I built an AI interviewer that pushes back on weak answers, asks follow-ups when you're vague, and tells you what you're missing. It adapts to different interviewer styles (disinterested, supportive, challenging) so you're ready for anything. Releasing beta today: 5 free interviews. Need more? Just ask. Try it and tell me what needs work. What would actually help you prep?
Sam Peterson

@interview_pm I 100% relate to your experiences with your beginning interviews. The only way I moved up the PM ranks during my career was by practicing my interviews to help hop jobs. I had friends, colleagues, and family try and help me interview prep but their inconsistent advice actually made me worse. I wish I had a product like yours that would give me consistent, accurate feedback to help train for interviews! Excited to give it a true test!