Built for inspections that stand up.

The useful part of a simulation is not a mysterious score. It is knowing exactly what was tested, who responded, and why the signal moved.

Use the signal for what it is.

Simulmarkt is deliberately explicit about the difference between synthetic evidence and observed market behavior.

What it is: A structured simulation of saved synthetic personas responding to one defined idea.
What it returns: Expected and sampled support, recommendation, confidence, segment patterns, and persona reasoning.
What it is not: Observed market demand, a revenue forecast, or a substitute for every form of primary research.
How to use it: As an early challenge to the assumptions that would otherwise travel into build, inventory, or launch decisions.

The product keeps the input boundary, workspace context, and saved result visible.

Inferred fields come from your description. Missing details remain empty instead of being invented.

Every queued run snapshots the idea, audience, and personas. Later edits cannot rewrite its evidence.

Completed reports and entitled exports stay available after an idea is archived.

Enterprise private CSV calibration does not retain the source rows.

Authentication, access, capacity, and evidence stay scoped to the company workspace.

Describe one idea, choose an audience, and run a guided first simulation.

Use the conversation to pressure-test a real decision, not admire a generic product tour.