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MiroFish is an AI prediction tool. Describe any situation — a decision, an event, a what-if — and it predicts the likely outcomes, each with a probability and the reasoning behind it.
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Every prediction comes back in four parts
Not a one-line answer. A prediction you can read, question, and act on.
The assumptions
Before predicting anything, MiroFish writes down what it's assuming about your scenario. Disagree with one? Change it and the prediction updates.
Weighted outcomes
The prediction is a spread, not a single number — the likely outcome, the upside, and the way it goes wrong, each with a probability and a short story.
The deciding factor
MiroFish names the one variable your outcome is most sensitive to. Usually it's not the one you were worried about.
A signal to watch
Each prediction suggests an observable sign in the next 30–90 days that tells you which outcome you're actually heading toward.
Plain-language input
Describe the scenario in a few sentences. MiroFish asks for what's missing before it predicts — no forms, no spreadsheets.
Private by default
Your scenarios stay yours. Per-account isolation, never used to train shared models, crypto billing so no card data either.
Scenarios people predict
If it has a situation and an outcome, you can predict it
A few real examples. Tap one to predict it yourself.
Prediction guides, by category
Worked examples of predicting the scenarios that come up most.
Personal life predictions
Predicting how the big personal choices play out — careers, moves, money, relationships.
Browse guidesBusiness predictions
Predicting how customers, hires, launches, and partners actually behave.
Browse guidesMarket & event predictions
Predicting how markets, policies, and one-off events are likely to resolve.
Browse guidesHow prediction works
The simple version of how AI turns a scenario into a prediction — and how to ask better.
Browse guidesFrom the blog
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Crypto scenario predictions: what AI can and can't tell you
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Predicting market reactions to product announcements
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Questions about predicting
What does MiroFish actually predict?+
Outcomes. You describe a scenario — a decision, an event, a what-if — and MiroFish predicts the likely ways it plays out, each with a probability and an explanation. It's a prediction, not a single guess: you get a spread of futures, not one number.
How is this different from asking a chatbot?+
A chatbot answers your question. MiroFish predicts your scenario. It pins down the variables, states the assumptions it's predicting from, branches into the plausible outcomes, weights them, and names the one factor the prediction is most sensitive to.
How accurate are the predictions?+
Accuracy depends on your inputs. A specific, quantified scenario gets a sharp prediction; a vague one gets a fuzzy one. Every prediction ships with the assumptions behind it so you can judge how much to trust it — and change an assumption to see the prediction shift.
Can it predict things like markets or elections?+
It can predict the directional outcome and a range, and it's honest about uncertainty. For rare, precedent-free events it will tell you the prediction is closer to fiction than analysis rather than fake confidence.
Do I need data to get a prediction?+
No, but it helps. You can describe a scenario in plain English and MiroFish will predict from reasonable assumptions it shows you. Add real numbers and the prediction gets noticeably tighter.
What kinds of scenarios can I predict?+
Anything with a situation and an outcome: career moves, relocations, pricing changes, launches, hires, partnerships, policy shifts, personal-finance choices. Browse the blog for worked examples by category.
Is a prediction the same as advice?+
No. MiroFish predicts what's likely to happen; the decision stays yours. The point is to make the futures legible so you choose with both eyes open — including the outcome you'd rather not look at.
How fast do I get a prediction?+
Seconds. Describe the scenario, and the prediction comes back with assumptions, weighted outcomes, the sensitivity factor, and a signal to watch.
Is my scenario private?+
Yes. Every account is isolated. Your scenarios and predictions are visible only to you and are never used to train shared models.
How does pricing work?+
Pick a plan and pay monthly in crypto. Each payment covers 30 days. Cancel by simply not renewing — no commitment, no card on file.
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