The method
How Zensifi Seer works.
Frame the decision, run the swarm, read the report. Three steps, an unfair amount of perspective, and a paper trail you can defend in a board meeting.
Frame the decision
Write the decision in plain language. Add the options you're weighing, the context that matters, and any documents — memos, briefs, term sheets — you want the swarm to read. Zensifi Seer turns this into a structured prompt the agents can argue over.
- Decision statement
- 2–6 candidate options
- Optional context + attachments
Run the swarm
Each round spins up a diverse panel of role-played agents — the skeptic, the operator, the customer, the regulator — who debate, vote, and explain themselves. From tens to millions of agents argue in parallel; more rounds means more independent panels and tighter confidence intervals.
- 10–500 rounds per simulation
- Independent panels, not echoes
- Streaming progress in the app
Read the report
You get the consensus pick, the strongest dissent, the risks the agents kept raising, and the conditions that would flip the answer. Every claim links back to the round and agent that produced it, so you can audit instead of trust.
- Winner + confidence
- Top dissent and risks
- Round-level transcript
Why it works
Four principles under the hood.
Diverse panels, not single oracles
Each round draws a fresh slate of agents with different priors. Outliers are kept, not averaged away — that's where the useful disagreement lives.
Confidence you can size
More rounds tighten the interval. We show you both the point estimate and the spread, so a 51/49 split never gets dressed up as a verdict.
Auditable by default
Every output is traceable to the round, the agent, and the prompt. Nothing is summarised in a way that hides where it came from.
Built for hard calls
Pricing changes, hires, partnerships, market entries, policy bets — anything where being roughly right beats waiting to be certain.
The unit of work
What's a round?
One round is one independent panel of agents arguing your decision end to end. Ten rounds give you a quick read; a hundred sharpens the confidence interval; five hundred is the kind of evidence you bring to a partner meeting.
You start with 1 free prediction. Top up anytime, or move to a plan when you're running them weekly.