Nobody learns to build a venture by reading about building ventures. These games put you in the seat — deciding, pitching, selling — and then hand you a read-out on how you did it.
Pitching under pressure and answering investor questions
You pitch, an AI panel of independent investors interrupts with the questions you hoped nobody would ask, and you get a written analysis of your delivery and your substance.
Learn more →Founder-led sales conversations
An adaptive AI buyer, configured to your product and market, with SPIN and BANTA under the hood and a scored debrief on listening, value framing and the commitment ask.
Learn more →Causal versus effectual reasoning
Real founder dilemmas where you place your own reasoning on a scale and see which mode you default to under uncertainty. This is reflex training, not a quiz.
Learn more →Decision-making across the venture journey
A guided maze of decisions through discovery, validation and implementation, where each choice changes what you face next.
Learn more →Peer feedback in live group sessions
A multiplayer game for workshops and live sessions: rounds of questions, written peer feedback, and a session report the facilitator can share.
Learn more →A game compresses the loop between decision and consequence. In real life it takes months to learn whether a choice was good; here it takes minutes, and you can run it again. That short loop is what turns knowledge into reflex — the argument behind the practice entrepreneurial thinking guide.
Exercises and simulations that put you in the position of deciding, pitching or selling in a safe environment, instead of reading theory about it. They train reflexes — what you do when there is no time to think.
Yes. The Online Meeting Game is built for live facilitated sessions, and the rest can be played solo before or after a session.
Not for Nuances or Founder's Path. For Pitching Arena and Sales Roleplay it helps to have a project, even a rough one.
Every game is available on the free account while we are in early access.