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What if you were the CEO?

You take the corner office. You announce a decision, and a simulated panel of company stakeholders reacts, each in its own voice. You read the range of reactions, never a score.

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This demo's panel gathers stakeholder profiles of a typical US company (employees, managers, customers, investors, ecosystem), grounded in Census, BLS and Gallup data. It is a reduced demo panel: for a real decision, the panel is composed to order and can scale up to about a hundred voices; your customers, your teams, your stakeholders. No real person is interviewed.

Simulation running
The panel is convening
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Me, the CEO
The decision brief
Panel reactions
 
RejectionSplitAdhesion
Leaning opposed Mixed Leaning favorable
The map of camps
Who buys in, who hesitates, who remains to convince, among the panel's profiles. Never a measurement.
Dissonances observed
Where the panel does not speak with one voice: the voice that stands out, and what the calculation surfaces beneath.
Fracture lines by profile Illustrative tendency of each profile, not a measurement
Analysis running
The panel deliberates

"If it were my company, I would test my decisions before announcing them."

This demo is a game. Your real decisions are not: a launch, a delicate message, a reorganization, a position to hold. What if you put them on the bench, on your real panel, before announcing them?

Reactions are generated to make you think, not to announce the future. Simulation co-built with Claude.