Most campaigns test the landing page with the budget. The ads go live, a week of spend comes back, and only then does anyone learn which audiences the page lost, and why.
That week is expensive, and it answers the wrong question. It tells you a page underperformed, not which reader it failed or what would have changed their mind. Simenity moves the question to before launch. Paste a URL; we read the page, find the audiences it already attracts, and simulate how each one responds on each network, with the objections behind every weak result.
It does not replace a live test. It decides which test is worth running: ten ideas in, the two worth real traffic out.
Three shapes, one language
Everything in Simenity is one of three things. The mark is built from them, and so is the product.
A square is a page
What you bring: a landing page, a pricing page, a product page, live or on staging.
A circle is an audience
Who reads it, described in the targeting each ad network really sells, so a result maps to something you can buy.
A triangle is a result
What comes back: a predicted range, the objection behind it, and the fix it is worth.
Ranges, not promises
Every number in Simenity is a range that narrows as a run collects more sessions. Dotted means predicted. Solid means measured. We keep the two apart on every screen.
What we hold to
- A range is more honest than a single number.
- Your pages stay private to your workspace, and you can delete them and their runs at any time.
- If a page cannot be rebuilt, we say so instead of guessing.
- A simulation decides what to test. A live test confirms it.
Simenity today
- Time to results ~3 min
- Networks supported 8
- Audiences found per page 4–8
- Cycles per simulation 10
Who builds it
Simenity is built by Vornox, an independent product studio. Vornox also publishes the longer research behind the simulator. If you want to talk about the product, a partnership or a role, write to us; a person reads every message.
