Simulate anything.

Describe any world, system or scenario. Omida brings it to life, tick by tick, as a simulation you can shape, run and branch.

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Ideas to simulate

A city that runs on tides

Watch energy, housing and politics shift with the moon.

economy · climate

First contact, slow burn

A signal arrives. Simulate a century of human response.

narrative · society

An economy with no money

Model trust, favours and reputation as the only currency.

agents · economy

A coastline after retreat

Move a population inland and follow what grows in its wake.

climate · migration

The first city on Mars

Balance survival, governance and ambition across generations.

space · civilization

A startup becomes a state

Run the incentives, institutions and fractures that follow.

organizations · power

A pandemic with perfect warning

Give every institution the same forecast and see who acts.

health · coordination

The week every bank closes

Trace how households, markets and governments improvise.

finance · crisis

One living model

Build a world. Run it forward.

Keep assumptions visible while the world changes around them. Pause, rewind, branch or ask the copilot to reshape the model.

Build on an infinite canvas

Drag from 200+ worldbuilding nodes and wire them with causal edges: influences, feeds, inhibits, triggers.

Or just describe it

Tell Omida a world in plain language. The copilot lays out the system and tunes it as you talk.

Run it forward, live

Watch ticks stream by with events, metrics and narrative, then pull a thread to seed the next run.

late bronze age collapse
tick 047

Bronze Mediterranean

World seed

Aegean coast

Region

Drought cycle

Climate system

The Sea Peoples

Population

Live stream

TICK 045 · CLIMATE

Drought severity rises across the Aegean.

TICK 046 · SOCIETY

Coastal migration increases pressure on ports.

TICK 047 · ECONOMY

Tin supply falls below the bronze threshold.

Worldbuilding toolkit
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worldbuilding nodes

Model the parts that make a world move.

Combine people, places, institutions, resources, events, rules and systems, then connect them to show what influences what.

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