MiroFish turns an open-ended what-if question into a structured prediction report. You describe the decision, optionally attach supporting material such as a pricing sheet, launch plan, policy draft or board deck (PDF, Markdown or plain text up to 30 MB), and the system walks through the stakeholders your decision would affect: loyal customers, skeptics, industry press, regulators, competitors and internal teams. Rather than a single narrative, each voice weighs in with its own priorities.
Every run produces the same report shape: an executive summary up top, key metrics, stakeholder reactions, risk warnings and a confidence score on the final call, plus a permanent link in your account and a clean downloadable PDF. Because each simulation costs 10 credits and takes one to five minutes, iterating is cheap compared with a focus group or a consulting engagement — you can re-run with a new framing, a different question or fresh source documents in the same afternoon.
MiroFish positions itself as a faster, cheaper alternative to traditional market research for product launches, pricing changes, policy rollouts, crisis rehearsal, strategic decisions and board presentations. It supports multiple languages, so the question and the report can be written in the same language, and the vendor states that uploaded documents stay private and ground the analysis in your own material rather than generic knowledge. Reports are AI-generated for informational purposes and should not be treated as guaranteed forecasts or professional advice; MiroFish is a paid-only product with no free trial.
