Launch an AI brainstorm for your business idea
Describe the society
Who are we modeling? Be specific about the segments and their relationships.
Describe your idea in simple words: the AI drafts the society, question and segments. You can edit everything.
This demo replays a recorded setup. Type your own idea in the real builder anytime.
Or start from a ready-made example:
Frequently asked questions
How do I write a good question for a simulation?
The most useful questions are concrete and bounded. Name one specific change, a defined time frame, and a reaction you can measure, for example "How will customers react to a new loyalty program this year?" Avoid vague prompts like "Is my idea good?", because a sharp question gives the agents something real to argue about. If you are not sure how to phrase it, describe your idea in one line and let the built-in assistant draft the society, question, and segments for you to edit.
What market or society should I describe?
Describe the people your decision actually touches: your customer segments, plus competitors, staff, and anyone else who shapes the outcome, along with the country or neighborhood. One clear paragraph is enough, since the engine builds the individual agents from it. Being specific about how the segments relate to each other matters more than length. As you type, PredictAible suggests segment chips you can keep or remove before you launch.
How long does a simulation take?
It depends on the size you pick, and the times are approximate. A 25-agent run takes roughly 4 minutes, 100 agents takes around 16 minutes, and a 500-agent run takes about 70 minutes. You can watch the debate unfold live or close the tab and come back later, since your run link stays active.
What happens after I launch a run?
You need a free account to launch, and the run debits credits for the size you chose. From there you can watch the stages in real time: casting the agents, building the influence graph, the multi-round debate, and the final report. If you want a checkpoint, tick the option to review the cast before the debate starts. When it finishes you get the full report, the debate transcript, and a share-ready PDF at a link you can return to any time.