Understand the situation
Break a complex case into actors, interests, constraints and pressure points before the discussion becomes too narrow.
Decision simulation for complex situations
Simulate complex decisions before they escalate
Spoon helps legal, financial and strategic teams structure sensitive situations, model stakeholder reactions and compare decision paths.
Turn complex cases into interactive world graphs and simulation workbenches.
Experimental MVP. Built for structured decision support, not certainty and not legal, financial, tax or business advice.
Simulate reactions
Explore how customers, regulators, creditors, opponents, media or internal teams may respond to different moves.
Compare options
Use the output as a traceable basis for discussion, challenge and preparation.
Why this is different
Why not just ask a chatbot?
A single prompt
- Gives a generic answer
- Does not clearly separate actors, interests and constraints
- Does not track competing reaction paths well
- Is hard to reuse across a sensitive case
Spoon
- Structures the case
- Maps stakeholders and pressure points
- Simulates several plausible developments
- Gives a more traceable basis for discussion
How it works
From case description to decision view
Add the case
Upload or describe the situation, the actors and the central question.
Structure the situation
Spoon identifies stakeholders, interests, constraints and pressure points.
Run the simulation
The system explores plausible reactions, conflicts and developments.
Review outputs
You receive a structured decision view: stakeholder map, risks, options and scenario paths.
Built for real-world decisions
Use Spoon where reactions matter
Legal / Regulatory
Prepare for litigation, investigations or regulatory pressure by modelling how different actors may respond.
Restructuring / Finance
Test restructuring narratives, creditor reactions and management options before taking action.
News / Public Affairs
Simulate how a topic may evolve across media, public stakeholders and institutional actors.
Strategy / Stakeholder Management
Explore likely reactions from internal and external stakeholders before a sensitive decision.
Example
Supplier crisis and regulator attention
A company faces delivery failures, customer complaints and early regulatory attention.
Customer pressure, management responses, regulator escalation and media attention.
Stakeholder overview, likely conflict lines, plausible scenario paths and discussion-ready options.
Outputs
What comes back
Stakeholder map
Who matters, what they want and where pressure may come from.
Risk and tension summary
The main conflicts, constraints and weak points in plain language.
Scenario paths
Several plausible developments to compare before deciding.
Action options
Questions and next moves for human review and planning.
Simple technical view
Spoon architecture
Under the hood, the MVP structures a case, derives actors and constraints, generates simulation roles and runs a bounded scenario process.
Frontend
Simulation Core API
Storage
Case structure
Simulation roles
Result / replay
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Limits and safety
What Spoon is not
Experimental MVP
The current product is early and intentionally bounded.
No legal, financial or business advice
Outputs support discussion; they do not replace expert judgment.
Not facts or certainty
Results depend on input quality, assumptions and configuration.
No automatic live data
Live data is only used if explicitly enabled and documented.
Human review required
Spoon helps teams ask better questions and compare plausible paths.
Designed for preparation
The goal is better decision preparation, not automatic answers.
Try the MVP