Yes. MiroFish is available as a web app for AI prediction workflows, with related open-source resources for users who want to inspect or self-host the project.

Who should use the MiroFish app?

The app is useful for product teams, researchers, market analysts, founders, and operators who need to rehearse scenarios before making a decision.

MiroFish app

An AI prediction app for building, running, and questioning scenario simulations.

The MiroFish app gives teams a web workspace for turning seed material into simulated agent behavior, narrative branches, and decision reports without starting from a blank chat prompt.

Start with the web app Try the demo first

What the app does

MiroFish is not only a general chat interface. The app is organized around a prediction workflow: collect source material, define the scenario, generate a graph, run a multi-agent simulation, and turn the results into a report.

This makes it useful when the answer depends on reactions, incentives, timing, public narratives, or competing stakeholder behavior.

Core app workflow

Input

Bring a brief, document, transcript, or note packet that describes the current situation and known facts.

Simulation

MiroFish builds a structured world and lets simulated agents interact under the scenario you define.

Report

Review likely paths, uncertainty, weak signals, stakeholder reactions, and follow-up questions.

How to start

Use the demo if you want to see the flow before bringing your own material.
Use the live workspace when you have a real scenario and source packet.
Read the GitHub guide if you want to inspect the code or evaluate self-hosting.