Your simulation. Our platform.
You wrote the simulation. We handle the accounts, the sessions, the rounds, the grading and the analytics, so you can put it in front of a class next week instead of next year.
What you get, without building any of it
Upload what you already have
A self-contained HTML, CSS and JavaScript simulation is enough. Nothing to rewrite, no framework to learn, no build step.
Run it with real cohorts
Create a session, invite your students, and control the rounds. Individual play or team competition, on the same infrastructure our own simulations run on.
See what happened
Per-round decisions, completion, time on task and grades, collected automatically. Export them, or post them straight into your LMS.
How it works
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Upload
Drop your files into the author console. We validate them, check they connect to the simulation bridge, and tell you exactly what is missing if anything is.
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Connect
The bridge is what turns a standalone page into a tracked simulation. If yours does not have it yet, an assisted retrofit proposes the changes for you to review.
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Run
Create a session, hand out the access links, and run it. Round control, pause, live leaderboard and a projector view are all there already.
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Analyse
Follow completion and decisions round by round, and grade automatically. Nothing to wire up.
How connected is your simulation?
Your simulation runs isolated in a frame of its own, which is what makes it safe to host. That same isolation means we only see what the simulation reports back, so how much data you get depends on how connected it is. Most authors never have to do anything about this.
Hosted
We deliver it, run the session and manage the class. What happens inside the simulation stays inside it.
Connected automatically
We add a small bridge when you upload. It watches for what every simulation does, such as a round ending, figures changing or a results screen, and reports it back. Your code is not modified.
Fully connected
Your simulation reports its own state, rounds and score. It is a handful of lines, and we propose them for you to review. Exact figures instead of inferred ones.
Everything around your simulation
- Participant accounts, invitations and access links
- Sessions, rounds, pause and team competition
- Progress saved, so a participant can close the tab and come back
- Decisions, completion and time per round
- Automatic grading, with export for your own records
- A personalised debrief built from what each participant did
Publishing is optional
Your simulation stays private to you and the people you grant access to. If you want it in our public catalogue, you can submit it for review — a human reads it before anything is published, and published community simulations are always labelled as such.
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What do I have to hand over?
Your simulation files. You keep the rights to your work; hosting it here does not transfer them, and you can remove it at any time.
Does it have to be built a particular way?
It has to be a self-contained web page. Beyond that, whatever you already use is fine. The one thing we add is a small bridge that reports rounds and results back, and we help you fit it.
Can I run it with my own students?
Yes. That is the main use. You create the sessions, you invite the participants, and the data stays yours.
How do I get an account?
Author accounts are set up by our team or by your institution's administrator, not by self-registration. Tell us about your simulation and we will get you set up.
Tell us what you have built
Send us a short description of your simulation and we will get back to you about hosting it.
Author accounts are set up by our team or by your institution administrator, so there is no self-registration here.