Simulate use cases.

See how Simulate runs launches, policies, and crisis scenarios before they happen, revealing reactions, turning points, and second-order effects.

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400Agents, ten rounds per angle

Play two positioning angles out across 400 agents over ten rounds.

A fintech launching a product

Instead of a one-shot A/B read, the team releases both positioning angles, "savings-first" vs "freedom-first", into two parallel Simulate runs of 400 target-matched agents. Over ten rounds the agents post, quote each other, and shift, so the team sees not just which angle lands first but which one builds a following and which one hardens a "sounds risky" faction at 45+ by the final rounds. Ad targeting follows the trajectory, not the first reaction.

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InputSubmit both positioning angles
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Process400 agents discuss and sway each other over 10 rounds
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OutputHow each angle’s narrative evolves + a targeting call
PositioningSegmentsLaunch
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1Rewrite before any ad spend

War-game your UK narrative across rounds before a penny of spend.

A US SaaS company entering the UK

The team drops its current US copy into a simulated UK professional feed and lets the agents react to it and to each other over rounds. A sceptical "this is overclaiming" read starts with a few agents and, as they quote the superlatives back at each other, spreads into a shared consensus by the middle rounds. The team rewrites the UK landing page before spending on UK acquisition.

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InputSubmit current messaging for target market
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ProcessMarket-matched agents react and sway each other over rounds
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OutputLanding-page rewrite before ad spend
GTMNarrativeUK
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3Strategies tested overnight

Choose the rollout strategy that doesn’t spark a vocal faction.

A consumer app tightening free-tier limits

Before shipping, the PM runs three rollout strategies through Simulate: immediate cut-off, 30-day grace period, and grandfathering. Simulate predicts strategy (a) triggers a vocal negative X faction that pulls a meaningful share of new signups into delaying. The team ships strategy (c).

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InputDefine 3 rollout strategies
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ProcessSimulate forecasts faction dynamics
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OutputPick the strategy with lowest blast radius
PricingRolloutCohorts
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3Key influencer types identified

Identify the three influencer types that decide the narrative.

A lobbying firm modelling policy reaction

Simulate models public and media reaction to a proposed autonomous-vehicle regulation. Six hundred agents, politicians, journalists, consumer advocates, general public, run for 90 simulated days. The model identifies the three key influencer types whose early stance most determines the broader narrative.

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InputDescribe the proposed regulation
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Process600 agents simulate 90 days of reaction
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OutputThree key influencer types named
PolicyPublic affairs90-day sim
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Day 20Brand-recovery break-even

Rehearse three breach-disclosure strategies overnight.

A healthcare company anticipating a disclosure

Three response strategies run through Simulate. The proactive disclosure and customer compensation in strategy (b) result in net-positive brand recovery by day 20. Strategy (a), the minimal legal statement, festers into sustained negative narrative for 60 simulated days. The team pre-drafts strategy (b) before anything happens.

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InputDraft 3 response strategies
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ProcessSimulate runs 60-day agent reactions
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OutputPre-draft the winner; stand by
CrisisCommsHealthcare
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