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MiroFish

Freemium

An AI simulation chat tool for scenario prediction and analysis.

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About

MiroFish is an AI simulation chat tool designed for scenario prediction, allowing users to ask questions and receive continuous predictions based on various factors. It is particularly useful for marketers, policy makers, and business strategists who need to understand potential outcomes of their decisions. By simulating audience reactions and narrative paths, MiroFish helps users navigate complex scenarios and make informed decisions. The tool integrates a structured workflow that combines question-asking with simulation and reporting, making it a powerful resource for planning and forecasting. Users can explore how different variables might affect public sentiment and narrative spread, providing insights that traditional forecasting methods may overlook.

Use cases

  • Pressure-test a launch narrative before it goes public.
  • Model customer sentiment and objections before a price increase.
  • Simulate reactions to policy changes and public debates.
  • Analyze market narratives and their impact on public discourse.
  • Explore audience dynamics in crisis response scenarios.

Features

  • 1 - AI simulation chat
  • 2 - Continuous prediction workflow
  • 3 - Scenario modeling
  • 4 - Structured result cards
  • 5 - Multi-agent interaction

FAQ

What kind of scenario is a good fit?

Use cases with human reaction loops: launches, pricing changes, policy debates, market narratives, crisis response, and creative continuation.

Do I need to upload files?

No. You can start with text, then add files when you want the simulation grounded in a specific report, brief, or source document.

What does the report include?

A useful report should summarize the likely trajectory, key actors, risk signals, evidence lines, and next questions to ask.

Is this a guaranteed forecast?

No. Treat it as exploratory decision support: a way to rehearse plausible reactions before using judgment, analytics, and real-world validation.