MiroFish
AI foresight engine · in public preview

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MiroFish is a future outcome simulator. Describe the decision, hand over the numbers, and get a branching map of how things actually play out — with the assumptions made visible.

No card required · 5 simulations included

Real questions, run through the engine

Anything with inputs and an outcome can be simulated. A few examples our users have run:

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If we cut our enterprise sales team by 40%, what does revenue look like in Q3?
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Compare the next 18 months of growth if we launch in Berlin first vs. Sydney first.
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We're considering acquiring a competitor for $12M — model the dilution scenarios.
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How sensitive is our churn rate to a 9% price increase across the mid-market tier?
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Walk through three plausible outcomes if the Fed holds rates flat through Q4.
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We have two engineering hires open. Which org chart leads to faster ship velocity?
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If we shift 30% of ad spend from Meta to TikTok, what does the funnel look like?
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Plot the downside scenario if our largest customer renews at half their contract value.

Branching futures, not point answers

Every run produces a tree of weighted outcomes. You see the optimistic path, the boring path, and the one where things break.

Assumptions you can argue with

The engine ships the assumptions behind each branch as first-class output. Edit one, the whole tree updates.

Your data stays yours

Per-user isolation, encrypted at rest, never used to train shared models. Crypto-native billing — pay without giving up a card.

Questions before you start

What exactly is a foresight engine?+

It's a system that takes your situation as input, runs many plausible futures forward, and gives you a ranked, explained view of where things end up. Not a single prediction — a distribution.

How is this different from a regular AI chat?+

Chat answers questions. The foresight engine simulates outcomes. It branches, weights paths by likelihood, and shows you the assumptions behind each branch so you can challenge them.

Can I use my own data?+

Yes. You can paste numbers, drop in CSV snippets, or describe the situation in plain English. The engine grounds its simulation in what you provide.

Is my data private?+

Every account is isolated. Your simulations and chats are visible only to you and are never used to train shared models.

Do I need to be technical to use it?+

No. Most users describe their decision in two or three sentences. The engine asks follow-ups to fill gaps before it runs.

What does a 'simulation' actually cost in credits?+

A typical what-if takes one credit. Long-horizon multi-branch simulations may consume two or three, and the engine warns you before spending.

How long is the free trial?+

Seven days or five simulations, whichever comes first. No card required.

Which industries does this work for?+

Anywhere a decision has measurable inputs and an outcome: SaaS pricing, hiring plans, market entry, capital allocation, supply timing.

Can the engine be wrong?+

Of course. Every output ships with the assumptions behind it. The point is to make the uncertainty legible, not to hide it.

Do you offer team accounts?+

Team accounts are in private beta. Email us if you want in early.

Stop guessing in spreadsheets.

Spin up your first simulation in under a minute. Seven days on us.

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