Predict before you decide.
Most decisions get made on a hunch and back-filled with a reason. That holds up until the stakes climb — and when they do, the difference between a hunch and a prediction is the difference between hoping and knowing the odds you're playing. MiroFish exists to close that gap. Describe a scenario, and it predicts the likely outcomes instead of leaving you to guess at them.
We're deliberate about the word prediction. MiroFish doesn't hand you a single confident number and call it foresight. It predicts a spread — the likely outcome, the upside, the way things break — and weights each one. Then it does the part that actually changes your decision: it names the single factor the outcome turns on, and a signal you can watch to tell which way it's going.
What an honest prediction looks like
A prediction you can't argue with is useless. So every MiroFish prediction shows its assumptions up front — the numbers it had to invent, the context it inferred — and lets you change any of them and predict again. The point isn't to hide the uncertainty behind a clean answer. It's to make the uncertainty legible enough that you can reason about it.
It also knows its limits. Ask it to predict a once-a-decade shock with no precedent and it will tell you the prediction is closer to fiction than analysis. We'd rather be honest about a weak prediction than dress one up.
Where we are
We're early, and the prediction engine ships improvements weekly. If something looks off, write to hello@mirofish.ink and the person who fixes it will write you back.
Predict your first scenario
Describe your scenario and MiroFish predicts the likely outcomes — with probabilities and the reasoning behind each one.
Questions about predicting
What is MiroFish?+
An AI prediction tool. You describe a scenario and MiroFish predicts the likely outcomes — a weighted spread of futures, each with the reasoning behind it. It exists to make 'what happens next?' a question you can answer with structure instead of a hunch.
Does MiroFish predict the future?+
It predicts likely outcomes, with probabilities and assumptions attached. It does not claim certainty. A good prediction is honest about what it doesn't know, which is why every output ships with the assumptions it rests on.
How does the AI make a prediction?+
It reads your scenario, extracts the variables and the outcome you care about, writes down the assumptions it needs, then runs the situation forward along several plausible paths. It weights those paths and flags the one the result is most sensitive to.
Why predict outcomes instead of just deciding?+
Because the cost of being wrong rises with the stakes. Predicting the likely outcomes first — including the one you'd rather not see — means you walk into the decision having already met the futures you're choosing between.
What makes a prediction more accurate?+
Specific, quantified inputs. A scenario with real numbers gets a tighter prediction than a vague paragraph, because the AI has to invent less. The assumption ledger shows you exactly what it filled in.
Can MiroFish be wrong?+
Of course — any prediction can. The value isn't a guarantee; it's a structured, arguable view of what's likely, with the reasoning exposed so you can push back on it.
What can't it predict well?+
Rare, precedent-free events — shocks with no analogues to learn from. For those, MiroFish will say the prediction is closer to fiction rather than projecting false confidence.
Who is MiroFish for?+
Anyone facing a decision or watching an event where the outcome matters and the path isn't obvious: founders, operators, job-changers, people weighing a move or a big purchase. If it has a situation and an outcome, you can predict it.
Is my scenario kept private?+
Yes. Accounts are isolated, your predictions are visible only to you, and nothing you enter is used to train shared models. Billing is in crypto, so there's no card data either.
How do I start predicting?+
Open the predictor, describe your scenario in a few sentences, and read the prediction. Your first one is free — no card required to try it.