Predict What Matters to You
Foretide adapts to any domain where decisions are high-stakes and outcomes are uncertain.
Predict market reactions before product launches
Model how markets, competitors, and consumers react to product launches, pricing changes, M&A announcements, or regulatory shifts. Simulate investor sentiment, analyst reactions, and media coverage before making your move.
Model diplomatic scenarios and policy outcomes
Simulate diplomatic negotiations, policy rollouts, sanctions impacts, and regional conflict dynamics. Agents represent nations, institutions, factions, and key decision-makers — each with their own objectives, alliances, and red lines.
Simulate crisis response and stakeholder reactions
Simulate data breaches, PR crises, supply chain disruptions, or natural disasters. Watch how stakeholders — media, regulators, customers, employees — react across multiple environments. Test your response strategies before the pressure is real.
Test go-to-market strategies with simulated audiences
Before you ship, simulate. Model how different market segments receive your product, how competitors respond, how media covers the launch, and where friction points emerge. Iterate in simulation before spending in market.
Forecast narrative spread and sentiment shifts
Model information cascades, narrative evolution, and sentiment dynamics across social platforms. Understand how content goes viral, how narratives shift, and how influencers shape public opinion — all in a controlled simulation.
World-build with AI agents that have their own agendas
Build fictional worlds with AI characters that have their own agendas, alliances, and betrayals. Simulate political intrigue, social dynamics, or economic systems. Perfect for novelists, screenwriters, and game designers.
Simulate academic debates and research impact scenarios
Model how academic communities react to new research findings, funding decisions, or policy changes. Simulate peer review dynamics, citation cascades, and institutional responses.
Model campaign dynamics and electoral outcomes
Simulate electoral campaigns, voter sentiment shifts, and political coalition dynamics. Agents represent voters, candidates, media outlets, and interest groups — each responding to events and influencing each other.
Stress-test business models and pitch strategies
Simulate how investors, customers, and competitors react to your startup's strategy. Test pitch decks, pricing models, and go-to-market plans with simulated stakeholders before the real conversations.
Rehearse high-stakes negotiations with AI counterparts
Simulate multi-party negotiations, labour disputes, trade agreements, or business deals. Each agent has hidden priorities, red lines, and negotiation styles that drive realistic outcomes.
Simulate shopper behaviour and marketplace dynamics
Model how shoppers discover, evaluate, and purchase products across online and physical retail environments. Simulate seasonal dynamics, promotional impacts, and competitive pricing strategies.
Model patient journeys and treatment adoption scenarios
Simulate how patients, physicians, regulators, and payers interact around new treatments, policy changes, or public health interventions. Model adoption curves, prescribing patterns, and stakeholder reactions.
Simulate energy market transitions and grid dynamics
Model how energy markets react to policy changes, renewable transitions, and supply disruptions. Simulate consumer behaviour, regulator responses, and competitor strategies.
Simulate strategic scenarios and threat assessments
Model multi-party conflict dynamics, threat propagation, and strategic decision-making across military, diplomatic, and information domains.
Predict technology adoption curves and disruption patterns
Simulate how new technologies propagate through markets, how incumbents respond, and how ecosystems evolve. Model developer adoption, enterprise procurement, and competitive dynamics.
Model market dynamics and development impact scenarios
Simulate how property markets react to interest rate changes, urban development projects, and demographic shifts across residential and commercial sectors.
Simulate supply chain dynamics and market reactions
Model how agricultural markets react to weather events, trade policies, and technology adoption. Simulate farmer decision-making, supply chain disruptions, and consumer behaviour.
Simulate disruptions and optimise response strategies
Model how supply chains react to disruptions, demand shocks, and competitive moves. Simulate carrier behaviour, port dynamics, and routing decisions across global networks.
Model orbital dynamics and space economy scenarios
Simulate how the emerging space economy evolves — from satellite constellations to launch markets to space resource utilisation.
More use cases coming soon
Plus any custom scenario you can describe — if it involves people making decisions, Foretide can simulate it
Early Adopters Are Already Exploring What's Next
What users are discovering with Foretide.
"We were skeptical at first — another AI tool promising to predict the future. But after running our first simulation on a product launch scenario, the agents surfaced competitive dynamics we hadn't considered. It didn't tell us what would happen, but it showed us what we were missing. That alone changed how we approached the decision."
SCSarah ChenHead of Strategy, Early-Stage Startup
"I used Foretide to explore how different factions in my novel's world would react to a political crisis. The agents created interactions I hadn't planned — some made it straight into the final draft. It's like having a brainstorming partner that actually thinks differently from you."
MDMarcus DelgadoFiction Writer
"We ran a simulation of how our audience might react to a sensitive announcement. It's still early days with the tool, but the scenarios it generated helped our team prepare talking points we wouldn't have thought of on our own."
PKPriya KapoorCommunications Manager
"Surveys tell you what people say they'd do. Foretide lets you watch what simulated versions of them actually do. It's a completely different lens — and we're just starting to see what's possible."
JWJames WhitfieldMarket Research Analyst