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Prairie Dictionary
sim·u·la·tion/ˌsimyəˈlāSH(ə)n/
noun
  1. A runnable model of a situation, system, or process, used to experience what happens as conditions and decisions change.

01 · About

What we do is simulation.

Prairie Labs builds simulations and Prairie, our platform for creating and running them. Our general simulation engine provides a common foundation for education, professional practice, and interactive entertainment.

Test an idea. Practice a skill. Explore an interactive world through participation. The engine creates the worlds, rules, and personas; your choices shape what happens next.

General Simulation Company™

Where simulation goes

Different situations. One foundation.

02 · Enterprise

Enterprise simulation.

Practice the meeting before it matters. See how someone approaches the work. Simulation gives an organization a setting it can run again, with a different question, participant, or possibility.

01 · Meetings, sales & client acquisition

Rehearse the possibilities.

Simulate a meeting as many times as you need before the real one. Like a basketball player practicing free throws, repeat the fundamentals until preparation feels natural. Change the questions, objections, and personalities so you can respond to the room rather than memorize a script.

02 · Hiring & talent evaluation

See the work.

Give candidates the same situation and review how they reason, respond, and make decisions. Blind review can put the work ahead of a name, grade, or university label—another source of evidence when credentials alone are hard to compare.

Commission

We can simulate anything.

Commission a simulation around your situation. Tell us who is involved, what could happen, and what you want to practice or examine.

Do not include secrets or confidential material in this first note.

Open the complete commission form

03 · Education

Education simulation.

01 · History

Step into a historical situation.

Explore the people, choices, and constraints of another time through roleplay. Take a position, ask questions, and consider events from more than one perspective.

02 · Archaeology

Explore archaeologically anchored sites.

Build simulated places around archaeological evidence: artifacts, architecture, materials, and the traces of daily life. Keep what is supported by evidence distinct from what is reconstructed.

03 · Commission

Start with your subject.

Have a topic, historical site, or classroom situation in mind? We can discuss a simulation around your material, participants, and learning context.

04 · Law

Simulate the courtroom.

Practice the questions before they count.

01 · CrossEX

Question a simulated witness.

Practice legal cross-examination. Follow an answer, test a line of questioning, and respond as the exchange develops.

02 · Practice

Try another approach.

Use a simulated setting to work through your questions and decisions. For a particular training context, talk with us about a commissioned simulation.

05 · Contact

Contact us.

Questions, partnerships, press, research, or something else—send Prairie Labs a note.

hello@prairielabs.ai

Do not include passwords, API keys, other secrets, or confidential material in this first note.

Submitting sends this message to Prairie Labs by email.

Privacy & settings

We want as little data as possible. We do not add advertising trackers or build behavioral profiles. Hosting and security services still process technical requests.

Off by default. Otherwise, preferences last only in this tab. Your choice is stored on this device for six months.

Secure checkout and abuse protection process information needed for those services. Simulation access and device saves have their own controls; behavior depends on the runtime. Read the privacy notice.