Participation
How many members have taken the diagnostic, and how many trained this week.
CaseSnack for consulting clubs
Know where your cohort is quantitatively strong — and where it is not.
Every member takes a free quantitative diagnostic and gets a training plan built from their own result. You get an aggregate picture of where the group performed on these tasks, not a hiring-readiness rating.
What you see
Performance and participation.
Cohort skill map
Average task scores across each quantitative dimension, aggregated.
Common starting point
The most common suggested starting point from members’ saved profiles.
Directional comparison
Eligible first distinct-form score changes, with exposure and comparability limits.
Members are measured across 6 quantitative dimensions — recognition and setup, calculation fluency, percentages, units and scale, multi-step reasoning, and exhibit interpretation.
Privacy
You do not get to see individual results.
That is deliberate, and it is what makes members willing to take the thing seriously. A club leader is a peer. Knowing which of your members is weakest at units and scale is not information a cohort report should hand over.
Reporting is aggregate only, and it stays hidden until at least 5 members have completed a diagnostic — because an average across three people, with two of them known to you, is just the third person's score.
Below that threshold you still see participation. That is the number an organiser needs early anyway.
What members get
A plan of their own, not a group assignment.
- 01
Diagnose
A free diagnostic taking about ten minutes, no account needed to start.
- 02
Train
A daily workout selected from current estimates, completed practice and the member’s time budget.
- 03
Measure
An eligible first distinct-form reassessment, while an unused supported form and active access remain. Changes are directional, not proof of learning.
A club challenge and member board are still available if your cohort wants them. They are optional, and they are not the point.
Run a cohort diagnostic
Start with your own cohort.
Tell us about your club and we will set up a join link, free access for your members, and an aggregate quantitative-practice view for you.