Persona Simulations
Persona Simulations
Put a question or a scenario to hundreds of synthetic people and see how the whole group reacts — and which kinds of people react differently. Open a project and choose Persona Simulations from the search box at the top.
How a run works
A run is a Survey or a Chatbot conversation.
| Survey | You write the scenario. VeraGen turns it into a short survey whose first question is the decision you care about — would you buy, would you sign up — and each persona in your cohort answers it as themselves, shaped by their age, region, income, trust, tech savviness and other traits. The Target is what they judge besides your scenario: nothing else, this project's documents, or one of its prototypes. |
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| Chatbot | Each persona talks to Odin, which answers from this project's documents. The persona asks what they would really ask — up to three questions — and then says whether they got what they needed. |
The results show how everyone answered, which traits made a real difference, and — if you ticked any — how each persona scored on your metrics. A chatbot run also shows some of the conversations.
Who can do what
Owners, admins and publishers can run simulations, save cohorts and add metrics. Anyone who can open the project can read the results.
Results are simulated. A simulation is a fast way to explore and form hypotheses, not evidence from real people. Treat the findings as directional, and confirm the ones that matter with real research.
Signed in to VeraGen? Press Guide me on any screen for a walkthrough, or ask Odin.