Drop a decision into Toronto. See who it reaches.

Pick a real city decision and enact it. The effect spreads out across the map, street by street, to twelve AI residents who live through it and tell you how it went. Then get a plain-language briefing for any ward.

Lake OntarioMarisolDesmondTariqPriyaLinAgnesJordanFatimaRobertGraceDanielAmara
The Jane Street RapidTO bus lanes reaching twelve residents across the city, nearest first, just as in the simulator.

Three decisions to try

Each one sends its ripple out in its own colour.

Try your own idea

Experimental

Describe a policy in plain English. AI picks the closest model and sets it up. Rough sketch, not a forecast.

The same twelve residents live through every scenario

Composites built from 2021 Census patterns for their neighbourhoods.

Marisol, 34
Personal support worker
Glenfield-Jane Heights
Desmond, 67
Retired TTC mechanic
Black Creek
Tariq, 28
Warehouse shift lead
Weston
Priya, 41
Accountant
Mount Dennis
Lin, 19
York University student, part-time retail
Black Creek
Agnes, 78
Retired seamstress
Rockcliffe-Smythe
Jordan, 31
Barista & bike courier
South Parkdale
Fatima, 45
Home daycare operator
Thorncliffe Park
Robert, 55
University professor
Annex
Grace, 62
Overnight office cleaner
Scarborough Village
Daniel, 38
Courier van driver
Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown
Amara, 26
Nursing student on placement
Glenfield-Jane Heights
Rules do the math

A transparent model computes trip times, rent burden and heat risk for every household, period by period. Every number can be explained.

AI gives people a voice

Each resident is an AI agent that reacts to what happened to them. Call any of them and ask why.

Briefings for real users

Generate a neutral ward briefing for residents, journalists or councillors, with sources and limits.