Pressure-test a study before you recruit participants.
Run a draft question and source packet through a moderated synthetic group. Use the transcript to refine the instrument and choose what needs human testing.
AnthroSim runs are exploratory. They do not predict an individual, verdict, vote, purchase, or population estimate.
Inspect the synthetic participant and the discussion around them.
Illustrative synthetic profile. It does not describe a real person.
The brief says the sales-tax increase lasts 25 years. I need a clear answer on feeder-bus funding before I can support it.
East Market gets 22 months of lane closures. The plan needs a concrete relief proposal for shops there.
The packet projects boardings if feeder buses are funded, but it does not say that funding is committed. I am marking that as a question for the real town hall.
The quoted project facts come from AnthroSim's built-in example packet. The people and dialogue are fictional.
Audience construction
Choose one or more U.S.-grounded audience groups, with 1-50 generated participants per group. Unsupported filters are labeled before a run.
Orchestrated discussion
A moderator manages participation. Operators can inspect private decision traces and each participant's decaying in-run memory.
Project materials
Upload files, paste text, or import a page. Participants and the moderator can request bounded lookups from enabled sources.
Ballots and audit record
Every participant submits a final position with a rationale and confidence. Export the complete saved run as JSON.
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