Rehearse any situation before it happens.
How it works
Use cases
What people use it for
- Crisis and incident responseA data breach, a product recall, a site outage, a press storm.
- Policy and procedure rolloutsNew communication guidelines or a safety procedure, and whether people follow them under pressure.
- Office conduct and cultureAn off-colour joke in a meeting, a harassment report, a clash between teammates.
- Teamwork and leadershipA new manager's first week, a botched handoff, giving hard feedback.
- Customers and negotiationAn angry key client, an escalation, a renewal going sideways.
- Operations and supply chainA supplier goes under, a demand spike, a shipment stuck in port.
- Compliance and ethicsA vendor's gift, a data privacy request, a whistleblower.
- OnboardingA new starter's first real situation, before it is real.
- Executive tabletop exercisesBoard-level calls with incomplete information.
- Just for funMarshmallow algae farms. First contact.
A game here. A business tool for real.
This version is a game. Play it however you like, have fun, and see what AI can do. For companies that work with logic.fm, it is a serious tool: your own situations and policies, and measured results for each person.
It costs far less per employee than traditional training, since a full session takes a few dollars of AI per person. Use it on its own or alongside the training you already run.
Talk to logic.fmHow companies use it
- 01Put employees inside the situation.
- 02Measure and review how they responded.
logic.fm builds the program with you, at scale and at a sensible cost.
It is a test. It is also fun.
A container of marshmallows capsizes off California, and you run a farm that raises and trains marshmallow-fed algae. Humans make first contact, and Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey speak for us. Or keep it close to work: a key supplier goes out of business, or new rules for office communication start on Monday.
Smart, but still AI
Brace models its world well enough to surprise you. It is still AI and can make mistakes. Company programs add admin tools to steer scenarios, and to audit and edit what the AI does.