Walk in cold to the case.
Stick the landing anyway.
Two to three case rounds decide who collects the MBB offer — and cases are scored on the landing. Interview Clozo is an AI interview assistant for case rounds: it hears the prompt and, about a second after it has it, displays exactly what to say — profitability trees, sanity-checked math, partner-ready syntheses — in a private cockpit only you can see. You just read it out loud. The printing press looked unfair to the scribes; realtime augmented intelligence looks unfair to everyone still casing the old way.
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The drivers drawn. The market sized. The landing, ready to say.
Three questions from one case round. When the interviewer asks for a diagram, the drivers are drawn; when they ask you to estimate the market, the arithmetic is laid out, every factor named; when they ask for the recommendation, it’s written to be said out loud — each on its own card, with the Short Answer on screen about a second after Interview Clozo has the question.
Watch a case round in three questions: the profit drivers drawn as a diagram, a market sized step by step, then a thirty-second recommendation — and ⇧← back to the first.
What this demo shows:
- “Profits at a regional airline fell twenty percent. Draw me a diagram of the drivers.” — a Short Answer that splits profit into revenue (yield and load factor) and costs (fuel, and costs specific to the airline); Control-Option-E opens the Diagram: Profit down 20% → Revenue → Yield, Load factor; Costs → Fuel, with the note “Revenue first: yield lost on a few routes points to a new rival sooner than any cost line.”
- “Estimate the market for e-scooter rides in Germany.” — Short Answer “About three hundred and twenty million euros a year” and the Math pane: 83M × 0.6 × 0.1 × 26 × 2.5 ≈ 324M, with every factor named.
- “What’s your recommendation, in thirty seconds?” — a Short Answer that gives the recommendation first, three moves and the risk.
- Shift+Left twice back to the first question; its answer is still there.
Your next case round, with the structure on your screen.
Four ways strong candidates fail cases.
Case interviews do not test what you know. They test what you can retrieve, compute, and structure while a partner watches. One muddled synthesis and thirty good minutes become a rejection email.
Case math in your head, live
18 percent of 240 million, out loud, while a partner watches your face. This is where offers quietly die.
Framework recall at the wrong moment
You know profitability trees cold. Picking the right one in the ten seconds after the prompt is the actual test — and the part nobody drills.
Market sizing drift
One bad assumption compounds. By the third multiplication your estimate is fiction — and the interviewer already knows it.
The synthesis cliff
Thirty minutes of solid analysis, then a muddled recommendation. Cases are scored on the landing, and most candidates fall off it.
The MBB offer is worth $40,000–$70,000 more a year.
Post-MBA consulting comp is among the highest paid per interview hour on earth — and it compounds from day one. The case rounds are the only thing between you and it.
Comp figures above are illustrative examples, not guarantees.
Every round in the case loop. Covered.
The cockpit adapts its panes to the case type — profitability, market entry, M&A, or fit.
Framework Selection
The cockpit matches the case type to the right framework — profitability tree, 4P, 3C, or a custom hybrid — before you have finished nodding at the prompt.
Market Sizing Math
Step-by-step calculations with sanity-checked assumptions, so your numbers stay defensible and your narration stays calm.
Synthesized Recommendations
Scattered insights become a crisp recommendation, risk assessment, and next-step plan — the partner-ready landing most candidates miss.
Behavioral Fit
PEI-style stories that hit leadership, personal impact, and entrepreneurial drive — grounded in your resume, with the specifics that make them believable.
Case rounds run on whatever the firm books: Zoom calls, Microsoft Teams rounds, Google Meet interviews, and increasingly HireVue timed video screens at the first-round stage.
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Comparing options for case prep? Read the sourced Interview Clozo vs Cluely comparison before you decide.


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Consulting questions.
Yes. The cockpit matches the case type to a framework — profitability tree, market entry, M&A, or a hybrid — and streams market-sizing math step by step with sanity-checked assumptions, so your narration stays calm and your numbers stay defensible.
That is the design goal. It hears the interviewer through your Mac’s own audio, turns each finished question into its own card, and the Short Answer is on your screen about a second after it has the question. You never have to type: F3 reads a problem written on your screen (for a long problem, press F3 on each page, then Shift+F3), and every control is a key or a gesture. Walk in cold; read the framework off the screen like you drilled it for weeks.
Yes. Behavioral panes draft PEI-style stories — leadership, personal impact, entrepreneurial drive — grounded in your resume snapshot, with the specifics that make fit answers believable instead of rehearsed.
Follow your interviewer’s policy — some firms prohibit any assistance, and that decision and its risk are yours. The highest-leverage use is rehearsal: the Trial includes 3 free interviews, so you can rehearse full cases with a friend until the structures become reflex.
“Screenshot tools were useless for cases. I walked in cold and Interview Clozo kept my trees structured and my sizing math narrated, step by step. Made it to final rounds at McKinsey.”
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Walk in cold. Stick the landing.
Homo sapiens cased for months. Homo deus walks in cold — and the framework is on your screen about a second after it has the question. Never drift through a market sizing again.
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