Test two ways of saying it. A fintech tests 'save more' vs 'feel free' with 400 agents each. 'Feel free' wins under-35s but reads risky to over-45s, so they split the ads.
Simulate
Write up a scenario: a launch, a policy, a crisis response. Simulate creates hundreds of simulated people (customers, journalists, regulators, advocates) and watches how they react, talk to each other, and change each other's minds on X, Reddit and LinkedIn. See the backlash, the supporters, and the turning points before anything goes live.
Try SimulateStakeholders, not demographics.
Agents represent buyers, regulators, reporters, and advocates. Each has its own knowledge, values and social graph.
X, Reddit, LinkedIn.
Watch the narrative form.
Find the inflection.
Same scenario, three futures.
Run three strategies side by side. See which triggers a vocal negative faction, which recovers fastest, which quietly detonates on Day 14.
The reaction you didn't rehearse is the one that costs you.
Simulate is a wind tunnel for narratives. Describe the scenario and hundreds of typed agents react and influence each other across modelled social platforms, so you see the backlash, and the fix, before it's real.
Use Cases
Real scenarios teams ship with Simulate. Same agent, plugged into a workflow they already care about.
Rehearse a new market. Run existing messaging past simulated customers from the country you're entering. See what lands, what confuses, what annoys.
Roll out without backlash. Describe the change; Simulate runs users through each rollout option and predicts the reaction before you ship.
War-game a crisis response. Test three responses to the same crisis and see which recovers fastest, and which one blows up a week later.
War-game a crisis response. Test three responses to the same crisis and see which recovers fastest, and which one blows up a week later.
Integrations
Run it through the swarm first. See the factions, the turning points, and the version that lands.