Model the financial and personal impact of your biggest decisions before you make them. FuturePath AI interviews you about the decision on your desk, projects three weighted futures, and hands back a report you can argue with.
Model your life trajectory
Run scenario branches across career, finance and life decisions instead of relying on whichever advice arrived most recently.
Quantified risk and confidence
Every path carries a transparent risk score and an AI confidence rating, and the confidence figure moves with how much you actually told it.
Compare real alternatives
See how your chosen path stacks up against the roads not taken, side by side, with the trade-offs written out.
What it costs
Free covers 3 simulations a month. Premium is $24 a month for unlimited simulations, AI Advisor deep dives and PDF exports. Team is $72 a month and adds shared workspaces and admin analytics.
Frequently asked questions
What does FuturePath AI actually do?
You talk through a decision with the AI in plain language — the offer, the numbers, what is actually worrying you. It projects your answers into a best case, a most likely case and a worst case, each with a probability, a financial delta and a satisfaction estimate, then gives you a report with a decision score, a risk score and a confidence score.
How much does FuturePath AI cost?
Free is $0 a month and covers 3 simulations a month with the core decision engine. Premium is $24 a month for unlimited simulations, AI Advisor deep dives and PDF report exports. Team is $72 a month and adds shared workspaces and admin analytics.
Is a simulation a prediction of what will happen?
No. It is a weighted projection, not a forecast. You get three futures with probabilities that describe one coherent distribution, and the confidence score reflects how much you told it — a thin interview produces a visibly low-confidence report rather than a falsely certain one.
What happens when the model does not know a number?
You see a dash, never a zero presented as a forecast. An unanswered question is not the same as an answer of "none", and the interface refuses to blur that line. Salary deltas, timelines and cost figures are also sanity-checked against real-world ranges before they reach a score.
Are my simulations private?
Reports are private to your account unless you explicitly share one, and a shared link exposes only the simulation you chose to share. Nothing you run is sold on.
What kinds of decisions can it model?
Career and life decisions where the trade-offs are financial and personal at the same time: taking or turning down an offer, moving city, leaving a stable job, going back to study, selling equity.
Do I need an account to run a simulation?
Yes — simulations and reports are tied to your account so you can come back to them. Creating one is free and the free plan runs 3 simulations a month.