You were handed people, but no manual
See where you still act as a strong engineer, and where a management call is already needed.
A simulator of real management situations for people who already lead a team — or are about to. Make decisions and see the consequences instantly, with no risk to a live team.
No card · start in a minute · 15 management casesThere isn't always a mentor beside you to safely work through a hard conversation, a conflict, delegation or a missed deadline. The simulator gives you a space to rehearse before the situation becomes real.
See where you still act as a strong engineer, and where a management call is already needed.
Try different reactions before a real person and real tension are in front of you.
Practice holding the balance between deadlines, quality, trust and team fatigue.
Before a case, a short situation captures your starting approach. After you finish, you see which competencies showed up in your decisions and what to train next.
After the measurement the simulator builds your PDP: what to strengthen and which cases to take next — with progress tracked in your skill matrix.
“Opened it half-expecting another box-ticking course. Ended up stuck on it all evening. What got me: I give feedback nothing like I thought I did. Not magic, but useful.”
“Took it to try on my leads, no big expectations. What it actually gave me — I can see where each of them is weak. I used to mumble something generic about ‘growth’ in 1-on-1s; now there’s something concrete. Too early for results, but I feel calmer about it.”
“I don’t go through it like a course. More like running a situation before a real talk. Had to pull a junior up on deadlines — ran a similar case first so I wouldn’t fumble it. Don’t open it daily, but I keep it handy.”
First case free, no card. After that, a personal subscription. For a group of team leads there's a separate team format.
$49/mo
on request
One case, zero risk to a live team. See where your decisions lead.
Start — first case free →No card · no commitmentAs long as you need. It isn't about speed but the quality of your decisions — give a thoughtful run real time.
A book tells you how it should be done. The simulator shows the consequences of your choices and the patterns you repeat under pressure.
Yes. A team format gives shared cases and a group competency summary. Use “For teams” at the top.