Use cases
What can you simulate with MiroFish?
MiroFish runs a multi-agent simulation for any decision whose outcome depends on how people react. Each use case returns an estimated-probability report — most-likely outcome, alternative scenarios, risks, and recommended actions — in about 30 seconds, online, no install.
Simulate a pricing change before you make it
Test a price increase, a new tier, or a subscription move against simulated customers, competitors, and press — and get an estimated-probability report in minutes.
Explore Product launchPredict how your product launch will be received
Simulate early adopters, skeptics, press, and competitors reacting to your launch — and get an estimated-probability risk report before launch day.
Explore Market entrySimulate a market entry before you commit the budget
Model adoption barriers, local competitor response, and the media narrative for a new geography or segment — as an estimated-probability report.
Explore Policy impactSimulate the impact of a policy or regulation before it lands
Model how stakeholders, industries, and the public react to a rule change — with estimated-probability outcomes and second-order effects.
Explore Customer researchSimulate customer reactions to sharpen your real research
Test messaging, value props, and ideas against simulated audiences in minutes — a fast complement to, not a replacement for, real interviews and surveys.
Explore Competitive strategyWar-game a competitor’s response before you make your move
Simulate how rivals react to your launch, price cut, or market move — with estimated-probability counter-moves and retaliation risks.
Explore Crisis responseRehearse a crisis before you are in one
Test a holding statement, an apology, or a silence against simulated press, customers, and staff — and see which response de-escalates and which one feeds the story.
Explore Message testingTest what your message actually lands as
Find out which claim persuades, which one triggers scepticism, and which word your audience reads differently from how you meant it — before you spend on distribution.
Explore Audience segmentationFind the segments that behave differently
Discover which groups in your audience react in opposite directions to the same decision — and which of your existing segments are really one group wearing two labels.
Explore Concept testingTest the idea before you build it
Put a product concept in front of simulated buyers, sceptics, and competitors — and find out which objection kills it while changing it is still cheap.
Explore Brand reputationSee what a decision does to your reputation
Model how a partnership, a policy change, or a controversial stance moves what people believe about your brand — before it becomes what they believe.
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