We loved business simulations. We also saw how easily they could be beaten.
We first took part in business wargames at university. The immersion was real: a team, a company and a week of decisions that felt like they mattered. So were the flaws.
Easy to game
Once a team found the formula, they played the engine instead of the business.
What we built instead
Stakeholders judge what you do, not which number you move. Every scenario is tested with AI agents before anyone takes part.
Simplified or out of date
A generic factory, or a market as it looked years ago.
What we built instead
Each scenario is built on a real industry, as it stands today.
Only formulas
Demand curves and spreadsheets. Nobody pushed back, and business does not work that way.
What we built instead
Stakeholders who reason, remember and keep their own agenda.
What changed
Language models made the stakeholders possible.
For the first time, every person in a scenario can read what you wrote, weigh it against their own interests and answer in their own voice. That is the part business wargaming always missed, and the reason we started.
See what a better simulation feels like.