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PreRipple is an AI life decision simulator built by Panzica Technologies Inc. You describe a decision you're weighing — quitting a job, moving, buying a home, starting a business — and PreRipple generates three plausible future scenarios you can compare side by side across finances, career, health, relationships, and day-to-day life.

You enter the decision you're facing and, optionally, the personal context saved in your Life Model. PreRipple then generates three scenarios — Stable Buffer, Balanced Flight, and Leap of Faith — each with a narrative, projected trade-offs, risks, and suggested next steps. You compare them, change your assumptions, and re-run the simulation as many times as your plan allows.

An AI life decision simulator is a decision-support tool that models several plausible paths forward from a single choice instead of returning one recommendation. Rather than scoring options on a pro/con list, it projects how each path could unfold over time and highlights the trade-offs and risks you may not have listed yourself.

Stable Buffer is the conservative path — protect what you have and build room before moving. Balanced Flight is the middle path — a partial or staged commitment that tests the decision without betting everything. Leap of Faith is the high-commitment path — move fully and quickly, with the largest upside and the largest exposure.

Your Life Model is the personal context you save once and reuse across simulations: income and expenses, savings and debt, career situation, household and relationships, health notes, location, and anything else you choose to add. It's optional, editable at any time from Settings, and it's what makes Detailed mode specific to your life.

No. PreRipple does not predict the future and is not designed to. It generates plausible scenarios based on the information you provide, stated assumptions, and general context. The value is in comparing trade-offs, surfacing risks, and testing assumptions — not in forecasting what will actually happen.

Simulations are as useful as the information behind them. They are AI-generated scenarios, not measured forecasts, and their quality depends on how complete and accurate your inputs are. Treat them as structured thinking aids for comparing options, and verify anything high-stakes — especially financial, medical, or legal matters — with a qualified professional.

Percentages such as success or regret are model-generated comparative indicators. They exist to help you rank scenarios against each other within one simulation. They are not measured, validated real-world probabilities, and they should not be read as odds of an outcome occurring.

No. PreRipple is a decision-support tool. It does not provide financial, investment, medical, legal, or tax advice, and it doesn't replace a qualified professional. Use it to prepare better questions and understand trade-offs, then confirm high-stakes specifics with an appropriate advisor.

Generic mode is a hypothetical — it uses none of your personal information, so you can explore "what if" questions with no setup. Detailed mode uses the personal context saved in your Life Model to produce a scenario set tailored to your actual circumstances. The more complete your details, the more relevant the comparison.

No. You can skip onboarding and use Generic mode immediately. Fill in your Life Model later from Settings whenever you want more personalised results, and switch to Detailed mode at that point.

Only what you give it. In Generic mode, PreRipple uses just the decision you describe. In Detailed mode, it also uses your Life Model — the financial, career, health, relationship, and household context you've saved to your profile — plus general contextual knowledge from the underlying AI model.

Yes. Career questions — resigning, accepting an offer, negotiating reduced hours, retraining, changing fields — are among the most common uses. PreRipple compares income, runway, skill leverage, stress, and time trade-offs across the three pathways so you can see what each route costs and gains.

Yes. For relocation, PreRipple contrasts cost of living, housing, commute and time use, income prospects, and the relationship and support-network effects of staying versus moving, in scenarios you can adjust and re-run.

It can help you structure and compare them. PreRipple models how choices such as buying versus renting, paying down debt, or changing your savings rate could play out across your scenarios. It is decision-support, not professional financial advice.

Yes. It compares a staged, part-time launch against a full-time leap and against staying put, looking at runway, income gap, opportunity cost, and the conditions that would make each route sensible.

Yes. Your inputs, financial details, and simulations are encrypted and held under the data practices of Panzica Technologies Inc. We do not sell your personal information or expose your private inputs to third parties. See the Privacy and Security pages for the full detail.

Yes. Sharing removes your name, age, precise location, and exact figures before generating a read-only link or an exported card. What's shared is the scenario description, the trajectory view, and the three pathways.

There's a free tier that gives you 2 moves per month — either 2 new simulations, or 1 new simulation plus 1 refinement. Premium adds a larger monthly allowance and deeper output, and the Deep Dive pass is a one-time purchase for a single major crossroads. Current prices are listed on the Pricing page.

Deep Dive is a one-time purchase for a single high-stakes decision. It runs a longer, more detailed simulation, factors in additional location context, and opens a 30-day interactive chat window so you can stress-test and refine that specific decision.

Subscriptions, upgrades, and Deep Dive purchases are processed by Panzica Technologies Inc. through Stripe on the web and through the Apple App Store for in-app billing. Card data never touches our servers, and you can change or cancel your plan from your account settings.