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For instructional designers

Ship scenario training without a dev queue.

Build branching simulations, decision drills and onboarding journeys that adapt to the learner's choices — author them on a visual map, validate every path, and publish without waiting on engineering.

Why it works

From storyboard to live in an afternoon.

Authoring tools make you choose between rigid templates and a full build cycle. SimChoices sits in between: real branching logic, consequence and state — on a map you can rearrange, with a validator that catches dead ends before launch.

  • Branching, variables and consequence without code
  • Built-in validator flags orphaned scenes and dead ends
  • Accessible output — alt text, keyboard, screen-reader ready
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No engineering dependency
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Author, test and ship in one place
An instructional designer mapping a scenario with a team Authored on a visual map
In the workflow

Three ways designers put it to work.

Decision-drill simulations

Put learners in a high-stakes call — compliance, safety, ethics — and let the consequence teach the lesson.

Adaptive onboarding

A journey that branches by role or experience, so each new hire only walks the path that's theirs.

Rapid prototypes for sign-off

Mock a full branching flow in an afternoon, play it through with stakeholders, and iterate before any build.

Imagine one

See how instructional designers can tell stories with SimChoices.

The Compliance CallTraining · non-linear

Recreate the hardest conversation your policy covers as a branching phone call. Every reply the learner picks changes the caller's mood — and shows them why the guidance reads the way it does.

First-Week JourneyOnboarding · adaptive

Map a new hire's first five days as a series of judgement calls, from the first stand-up to the first mistake. Branch on each decision so the journey adapts to how they actually respond.

The Ethics LabSimulation · branching

Pick a grey-area dilemma from your industry and build each defensible position into its own path. Let learners commit to a call, live with the fallout, then replay to argue the other side.

Built for teams

Prototype your first simulation this week.

Bring a scenario from your backlog. We'll help you map it into a validated, playable build in 30 minutes.